ArabicNews.Com Logo




Put a link to your website. Special rate. Find out!Advertising Info

Some headlines today:


......................
 
 Today's Front Page
 This Edition's Front Page
 Search Archives | News Calendar
 
Weather | Recipes | Premium Subscription | Free Newsletter
Advertise on our site | Apply for sales job

Search using Kosmix, the web categorization engine


Damascus lifts restrictions on traveling to Iraq
Syria-Iraq, Politics, 1/4/2001

News reports said that Syrian citizens who have traveled between Damascus and Baghdad asserted that restrictions on the travel of the Syrians to Iraq were lifted as it has been permitted to all citizens to travel to Iraq after the page in the passport " except Iraq' was removed. The stamp which prevented the travel of the Syrians to Baghdad since the beginning of the 1980 s.

One of the Syrian citizens who traveled to Iraq at the invitation of a friend, said that the Syrian authorities lifted from his passport the stamp of preventing visit to Iraq and permitted him to travel without visas between the Syrian and the Iraqi sides.

Earlier the Syrian authorities confined the travel of the Syrians to Iraq to traders after the beginning of " commercial activities' between the two sides. Well-informed sources say that strides of improving relations between the two countries are proceeding rapidly, but calmly.

Previous Stories:
  The politics of oil between the US, Syria and Iraq   (12/23/2000)
  People's committee to back the Iraqi people   (12/16/2000)
  Al-Shara confers with Aziz, Moratinos   (12/1/2000)

Please add a link on your webiste pointing to ArabicNews.com and bookmark ArabicNews.com & subscribe to our daily email news bulletin.

Advertise on ArabicNews.com. MyFlowers.com sold more than $2700 of flowers in one month advertising on ArabicNews.com! Make your company, and products a success. Special rate for new and small business. Inquire!Advertising Info

Search

 

phone cards




Copyright & other notices
Copyright © 1995-2003 Arabic News.com, All Rights Reserved.
Send comments & suggestions to the webmaster. ArabicNews.com and ArabicNews are trademarks of ArabicNews.com