Amman, April 2 (Petra) -- A Jordan Post delegation has held discussions with the Syrian Postal Authority on expanding cooperation across postal, financial, and digital services, as part of efforts to strengthen bilateral coordination and improve sector performance.

The delegation, headed by Chairman Sami Al-Dawood and Director General Hanadi Al-Tayeb, met Syrian officials to review opportunities for developing strategic partnerships and enhancing service delivery.

The meetings were attended by Jordan’s Ambassador to Syria, Sufian Al-Qudah.

According to a statement issued by Jordan Post, the talks focused on advancing collaboration in e-commerce and benefiting from training programs offered by the International Academy for E-Commerce and Logistics, with the aim of upgrading workforce capabilities in the Syrian postal sector and improving operational efficiency.

Discussions also covered mechanisms to facilitate the exchange of surface mail between Syria and global markets, as well as inbound and outbound postal flows, in a move aimed at strengthening connectivity and integration between the two sides.

During the visit, the Jordanian delegation met with Syria’s Minister of Communications and Information Technology, Abdul Salam Haykal, Director General of the Syrian Telecommunications and Post Regulatory Authority, Mohammad Al-Diri, and Director General of Syrian Post, Imad Al-Din Hamad.

//Petra// RZ