Pakistan, Oct. 28 -- Syria officially reopened its primary international border crossing with Jordan following successful diplomatic negotiations aimed at resolving recent bilateral tensions. Senior Syrian customs official Mazen Alloush confirmed that passenger transit and commercial shipping resumed operations at the Nassib-Jaber border post. The vital trade corridor was temporarily shut down following retaliatory airstrikes executed by Jordanian military forces in southern Syria. However, bilateral diplomatic discussions led to the immediate restoration of cross-border transport and economic movement. Consequently, commercial transport networks between Damascus and Amman returned to standard operational status.

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