Ports and Customs announce the return of normal traffic at the port of Nassiv and confirm the continued facilitation of the passage of pilgrims and humanitarian cases Details: The Director of the Department of International Relations and Cooperation at the General Authority for Ports and Customs, Mazen Alvash, announced in a statement to Harbeh that passenger traffic and trade through the border port of Nassiv with the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan has returned to normal, starting this morning, Wednesday, October 28 2026. Alosh explained that the authority was eager during the unusual closure of the port to exclude buses of pilgrims returning to their homeland, in addition to travelers with medical and humanitarian cases whose circumstances required ease of transit. He confirmed that the cadres will continue their work around the clock to provide the necessary facilities, revealing that the port has received more than 1,600 pilgrims, whose entry procedures were eased and their passage was easily secured. Elosh emphasized that these measures stem from the national and humanitarian responsibility of the Authority, and its constant eagerness to meet the needs of the citizens and take into account their various circumstances.

Ports and Customs announce the return of normal traffic at the port of Nassiv and confirm the continued facilitation of the passage of pilgrims and humanitarian cases Details: The Director of the Department of International Relations and Cooperation at the General Authority for Ports and Customs, Mazen Alvash, announced in a statement to Harbeh that passenger traffic and trade through the border port of Nassiv with the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan has returned to normal, starting this morning, Wednesday, October 28 2026. Alosh explained that the authority was eager during the unusual closure of the port to exclude buses of pilgrims returning to their homeland, in addition to travelers with medical and humanitarian cases whose circumstances required ease of transit. He confirmed that the cadres will continue their work around the clock to provide the necessary facilities, revealing that the port has received more than 1,600 pilgrims, whose entry procedures were eased and their passage was easily secured. Elosh emphasized that these measures stem from the national and humanitarian responsibility of the Authority, and its constant eagerness to meet the needs of the citizens and take into account their various circumstances.