Baghdad / NINA /- Turkey has reopened the borders with Iraq and Iran to international transportation, in a step to activate trade exchanges and boost exports that have been affected by measures to combat the widespread global Corona virus.
Turkish Trade Minister Rohsar Pakjan said in a tweet on Thursday reported by Anatolia Agency that the "Gorbulak" border gate with Iran and the "Khabur" gate with Iraq were opened to restore international transport traffic, noting that the effects of the virus have decreased in the two neighboring countries and a low rate it spread to the world.
Bakjan added that reopening the border gates with Iran and Iraq will end the activities of "non-contact foreign trade" that were applied in the fight against Corona, expressing its hope that the decision would be beneficial to exporters and the transport sector. / End
ليصلك المزيد من الأخبار اشترك بقناتنا على التليغرام
Turkish Trade Minister Rohsar Pakjan said in a tweet on Thursday reported by Anatolia Agency that the "Gorbulak" border gate with Iran and the "Khabur" gate with Iraq were opened to restore international transport traffic, noting that the effects of the virus have decreased in the two neighboring countries and a low rate it spread to the world.
Bakjan added that reopening the border gates with Iran and Iraq will end the activities of "non-contact foreign trade" that were applied in the fight against Corona, expressing its hope that the decision would be beneficial to exporters and the transport sector. / End
ليصلك المزيد من الأخبار اشترك بقناتنا على التليغرام
