AMMAN — The head of the
Owners of Clearance and Transport Companies, Deifallah Abu Aqouleh, said that the incidents
at the Jordanian-Syrian border did not affect the flow of goods between the two
countries, according to Khaberni.
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Abu Aqouleh said in a televised
meeting on Monday that the road is safe and that the border customs center
where goods are cleared and the transit line are far from the area where the
Jordan Armed Forces-Arab Army and drug traffickers clashed.
He added that trucks enter and exit
Jordan normally, and there is no reason to fear for drivers and goods.
Abu Aqouleh said that work is under way
to increase the volume of trade between Jordan and Syria, pointing out that
there are restrictions on some goods manufactured in either country.
He also said that there is increase
in the traffic of goods to Syria and Lebanon, and expressed hoped that all
transit lines will be passable after the customs centers that were closed due
to the security conditions and the COVID-19 pandemic are reopened.
The US-led coalition said that Daesh
has become a real threat and that it is is assisting its allies, the
Syrian Democratic Forces, by launching airstrikes on Daesh militants. It also said
that many Daesh detainees who fled prisons during the clashes that took place
in Al-Hasakah recently got their weapons from prison guards who were killed.
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