Turkey, Syria, Jordan agree on rail corridor

Turkey, Syria, and Jordan have reached an agreement to modernize their railway networks, creating a new transport corridor that will link Southern Europe to the Persian Gulf. The project is expected to take 4-5 years to complete and will later connect to Saudi Arabia's rail network. This infrastructure initiative aims to enhance regional connectivity and trade routes across the Middle East. The agreement comes amid ongoing regional tensions but represents a significant cooperative economic development between these neighboring countries.