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Iraq and Syria meet discuss ending cross-border drug trade

Iraq and Syria’s foreign ministers met in Baghdad to discuss tackling drug trafficking across their shared border, according to an Iraqi ministry statement. “It’s known that Iraq is a corridor for trafficking and regrettably drug consumption has begun in Iraqi society,” Iraq's Foreign Minister Fuad Hussein said during a joint press conference in Baghdad with […]

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UAE cracks down on P&Is + UAE, KSA, Egypt lead data center growth in MENA. PLUS: New flight routes from Qatar Airways + SalamAir

MARITIME- The UAE cracks down on P&I clubs: The UAE’s Maritime Administration is requiring all P&I clubs that are not under the fold of the International Group of Protection and Indemnity Clubs that insure UAE-flagged vessels to supply regulators with additional information about their operations, according to a circular cited by Splash. Clubs have until […]

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JUNE June: Suez Canal Economic Zone holds a roadshow in Delhi. 4-6 June (Sunday-Tuesday): IATA Annual General Meeting and World Air Transport Summit, Hilton Bomonti Hotel, Istanbul, Turkey. 4-6 June (Sunday-Tuesday): Cargo Network Services Partnership Conference, Miami, US. 6-7 June (Tuesday-Wednesday): Ports and Customs Week, Cape Town, South Africa. 6-8 June (Tuesday-Thursday): Breakbulk Europe 2023, […]

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TODAY: Air cargo demand is on the decline + Could China invest in Iraq’s Development Road Project? PLUS: News on the Black Sea grain pact, Agility, Oman and Qatar

Good morning, lovely people. It’s a busy start to the week in the logistics world, with a lot going on in the departments of aviation, ports, and diplomacy. Let’s dive in. THE BIG LOGISTICS STORY- Iran has conducted feasibility studies to establish a seaport on the Gulf of Oman, as part of plans to develop […]

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