Iraq Looks to Syrian Route for Crude Exports to Bypass Hormuz: Report
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Syria could soon provide Iraq with a land route to take oil to the Mediterranean coast in order to enable Iraqi suppliers to avoid the Strait of Ormuz, said the Executive Director of the Syrian Petroleum Co. State Company.
Truck shipments could begin by mid-October, expanding existing fuel oil transit through Syria’s Mediterranean port of Baniyas, Syria Petroleum head tells Bloomberg
Syria is preparing to provide an alternative route for the export of Iraqi crude oil, going beyond the Strait of Hormuz, as reported by the site of the East Bloomberg. The head of the Syrian Petroleum Company, Yousef Kublawi, expected the first batch of trucks loaded with Iraqi ore to arrive by mid-October.
Iraq is about to export its oil through trucks from Syria starting in mid-October...
A line of trucks prepares to transport oil by road to a port in the Mediterranean.
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