Ghafuri said the Semalka border will reopen fully in the "coming days.”
The KRG agreed to reopen the crossing to allow for the passage of humanitarian aid after more than a month of mediation from the US, al-Monitor reported on Thursday.
The border was closed on December 15 after clashes between members of the Syrian Revolutionary Youth (Ciwanen Soresger) and KRG security officials that broke out during a protest at the border.
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The head of Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) Foreign Media Relations, Lawk Ghafuri, said on Sunday, January 23, the Semalka border crossing between the Kurdistan Region and Rojava will reopen on a limited basis for trade.
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