Turkey to open post office in liberated Afrin, Syria
Post office set to provide mail, money transfer, and logistical services for Syrians
By Omer Koparan and Levent Tok
ANKARA
The Turkish post office is preparing to open a new branch in Afrin, a northern Syrian city liberated from terrorists this January by Turkish soldiers.
A building formerly used as a post office by the Assad regime was renovated to be the Turkish Post and Telegraph Organization’s (PTT) Afrin branch.
The branch will provide mail, banking, and logistics services to Syrians as well as local Turkish officials.
The Afrin PTT will also offer account transaction, money withdrawal, transfer, and shipping services.
Afrin was liberated from YPG/PKK terrorists by Turkey’s Operation Olive Branch in January 2018.
The PTT currently serves in five cities in Syria, as it opened branches in Azaz, Jarabulus, Al-Bab, Cobanbey, and Mare.
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