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Syria puts temporary travel ban on businessman Rami Makhlouf: ministry on Facebook

A Syrian courtroom docket has situated a brief go back and forth ban on outstanding businessman Rami Makhlouf, a reproduction of the courtroom docket order posted on the Ministry of Justice's Fb internet web page showed on Thursday, amid a high-profile dispute over his mobile phone company Syriatel.
A Syrian court has placed a temporary travel ban on prominent businessman Rami Makhlouf, a copy of the court order posted on the Ministry of Justice's Facebook page showed on Thursday, amid a high-profile dispute over his mobile phone company Syriatel.

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