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Amman, July 6 (Petra) — Jordan Post has resumed international postal
exchange services with Syria, effective July 1, marking the
restoration of direct postal connectivity following the recognition
of Damascus’ new exchange office by the Universal Postal Union (UPU).
In a statement issued Monday, the company said the renewed service
will enable Jordan Post to serve as a key gateway for the movement of
international mail and parcels between Syria and destinations
worldwide through available air transport links, supporting faster
and more seamless cross-border postal operations.
The resumption forms part of Jordan Post’s broader strategy to
strengthen its international postal network and enhance service
efficiency, reinforcing its commitment to providing reliable,
high-quality postal services to customers in Jordan and abroad.
//Petra//WH
