Opening of the Nisêbîn Border Crossing postponed

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NEWS CENTRE – The opening of the Nisêbîn (Nusaybin) Border Crossing, which connects Turkey and Rojava, has been postponed.
 
Hesekê Governor Nureddin Ehmed gave information at a press conference held in Damascus regarding the reports concerning the opening of the Nisêbîn Border Crossing, which connects Turkey and Rojava.
 
Ehmed stated that a long period of time is needed for the reopening of the crossing, and that following the meeting held in Damascus, the opening of the crossing had been left to a later stage.
 
Ehmed did not share any information regarding when the crossing would open.
 
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