Syria Unveils $6 Billion Plan to Modernize Airport Infrastructure
Syria has announced a US$6 billion investment plan to overhaul its airport infrastructure as part of a wider post-war reconstruction effort. The initiative aims to position the country as a strategic transit hub for passengers and cargo between Asia and Europe. Major developments are planned for airports in Damascus, Aleppo, and Latakia, including new terminals, runways, and cargo facilities. The Damascus International Airport is slated for a new terminal capable of handling 15 million passengers annually. Funding is expected to come from public-private partnerships, with anticipated interest from allies like Russia, Iran, and China.
Official Source: https://aircargoweek.com/syrias-us6-billion-airport-push/
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