Accra:According to Iraqi News Agency, trade at border crossings is experiencing significant growth, with exports through the Trebil crossing surpassing 300 trucks per day. Omar Al-Waeli, the head of the Border Ports Commission, reported that priority is being given to perishable goods to prevent delays, alongside other food products and raw materials used in the food industry.

The border crossings are operating continuously to expedite transactions, ensuring that goods reach markets promptly, which helps maintain supply levels and stabilize prices. Al-Waeli highlighted the extensive trade activity with neighboring countries and trading partners, emphasizing the high level of operational efficiency at the crossings.

Efforts are being made to facilitate trade for merchants and address any potential delays impacting Iraqi markets. Al-Waeli also noted a significant rise in exports from Iraq to neighboring countries recently, with over 300 trucks passing through the Trebil crossing daily. Additionally, transit traffic involving various goods is ongoing.

This growth signifies Iraq’s increasing role as an exporter to global markets, moving beyond a reliance on imports.