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The Dabusia border crossing with Lebanon will be reopened next Monday Details: Director of International Relations and Cooperation at the General Authority for Ports and Customs, Mazen Alosh, announced the reopening of the Dabusia border crossing with Lebanon on Monday, November 9, when the opening ceremony was held at noon in the presence of a senior official from both countries. Alosh explained that the reopening of the port came after months of continuous work to rebuild the bridge connecting the two countries, restore administrative buildings and halls, and restore and expand the squares. He pointed out that the return of the port is intended to facilitate the movement of passengers and the exchange of trade between Syria and Lebanon, and to resume work on this essential crossing to serve the citizens of both countries.

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The Dabusia border crossing with Lebanon will be reopened next Monday Details: Director of International Relations and Cooperation at the General Authority for Ports and Customs, Mazen Alosh, announced the reopening of the Dabusia border crossing with Lebanon on Monday, November 9, when the opening ceremony was held at noon in the presence of a senior official from both countries. Alosh explained that the reopening of the port came after months of continuous work to rebuild the bridge connecting the two countries, restore administrative buildings and halls, and restore and expand the squares. He pointed out that the return of the port is intended to facilitate the movement of passengers and the exchange of trade between Syria and Lebanon, and to resume work on this essential crossing to serve the citizens of both countries.

The Dabusia border crossing with Lebanon will be reopened next Monday Details: Director of International Relations and Cooperation at the General Authority for Ports and Customs, Mazen Alosh, announced the reopening of the Dabusia border crossing with Lebanon on Monday, November 9, when the opening ceremony was held at noon in the presence of a senior official from both countries. Alosh explained that the reopening of the port came after months of continuous work to rebuild the bridge connecting the two countries, restore administrative buildings and halls, and restore and expand the squares. He pointed out that the return of the port is intended to facilitate the movement of passengers and the exchange of trade between Syria and Lebanon, and to resume work on this essential crossing to serve the citizens of both countries.

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