Syria and Germany on Monday signed an agreement on air transport cooperation in Berlin, aimed at restoring air connectivity and expanding bilateral ties.
The agreement was signed in the presence of President Ahmad al-Sharaa, with Head of the General Authority of Civil Aviation and Air Transport Omar al-Hosari representing Syria and German Transport Ministry Secretary-General Claudia Elif Stotz representing Germany.
Officials said the deal is intended to resume air traffic between the two countries and increase opportunities for airlines, passengers and cargo operators.
It also includes provisions to develop partnerships such as code-sharing arrangements and to align aviation regulations with international norms.
Al-Sharaa arrived in Berlin on Sunday on an official visit with a ministerial delegation and has held talks with senior German officials to discuss broader cooperation.
SANA
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