Syria’s General Establishment for Free Zones has signed eight investment contracts covering approximately 625,000 square meters in the Al-Tanf and Al-Yarubiyah free zones to support logistics, industry, trade, and transit activities.
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Syrian Railways has resumed transporting fuel oil from Baniyas Refinery to the Zara and Al-Radwaniya thermal power stations after a suspension of approximately 50 days.
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The maritime sector in Tartous has recorded more than 22,000 services since November 2025, including official documents, certificates, and transactions related to maritime activities and seafarers.
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Latakia Port recorded strong commercial and maritime activity through the end of September 2026, handling around 3.8 million tons of cargo and receiving 532 vessels of various types.
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Maritime transport remains a cornerstone of global trade in 2026, with MSC leading the world’s largest container shipping companies by fleet capacity, followed by Maersk, CMA CGM, COSCO Shipping, and Hapag-Lloyd.
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Syrian Post has resumed international parcel services through the Universal Postal Union network, strengthening shipping links between Syria and destinations worldwide.
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Tayseer Logistics is participating in CargoSyr as a Gold Sponsor, reflecting Tayseer Holding’s commitment to the transportation and logistics sector and its continued focus on building professional partnerships.
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Al Tayseer Logistics owns a dedicated vessel, TAYSEER 1, as part of its maritime fleet, supporting the transportation of various goods and materials across international shipping routes.
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Syria’s Ministry of Agriculture has allowed the import of live chickens to meet local market demand, increase supply, and help stabilize prices.
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