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Reopening of Rabia Border Crossing

One of 7 projects Taiyo tracks in Nineveh.

Source: Gulf News

Project
Completed

Iraq reopened the strategic Rabia border crossing with Syria after nearly 13 years of closure due to ISIS control. This crossing is located in Iraq's north-western Nineveh province and connects to Al Yarubiyah in Syria. The reopening restores a key trade and transit route and is part of Iraq's broader Development Road project, a proposed 1,200-kilometre corridor of highways and rail links connecti

Status
Closed
Sector
Road, Rail, Government
Location
Nineveh, Iraq
Updated
22 Jul 2026
Source
Gulf News

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The project “Reopening of Rabia Border Crossing” is an infrastructure initiative in the Road sector, located in Nineveh, Iraq. Taiyo aggregates data on it from Gulf News.

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Closed

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2026-07-22

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Iraq reopened the strategic Rabia border crossing with Syria after nearly 13 years of closure due to ISIS control. This crossing is located in Iraq's north-western Nineveh province and connects to Al Yarubiyah in Syria. The reopening restores a key trade and transit route and is part of Iraq's broader Development Road project, a proposed 1,200-kilometre corridor of highways and rail links connecting Gulf states to Turkey via Iraq. The reopening is expected to boost trade, facilitate movement, encourage investment, and increase government revenues.

Original sector

Transport

Location

Country

Iraq

State

Nineveh

Source

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Gulf News

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Sector

Road, Rail, Government

Article published date

2026-04-23

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