The Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan announced Thursday it has actually signed the 3rd and final contract for the running of Afghanistan &'s airports with GAAC Holding, which will consist of air area control.The agreement with the UAE business is for 10 years, Ghulam Jelani Popal, deputy head of Afghanistan &'s Ministry of Transport and Civil Aviation stated at a press conference.He said the IEA had actually currently signed agreements with GAAC over ground services and security.Ibrahim Moarafi, the General Manager and Regional Director of GAAC told press reporters in Kabul that it would encourage significant international airlines to go back to Afghanistan.
& We believe this is the substantial advancement, & he stated.
& We also believe this is a substantial advancement as it will bring economic benefits in regards to job development.
& Afghanistan &'s Deputy Prime Minister for Economic Affairs Mullah Abdul Ghani Baradar said at the occasion that Afghanistan &'s self-reliance and economic development was the IEA &'s concern, & and to attain this objective, two important contracts were signed with GAAC Holding in the fields of ground services and aviation security.
& & As a result, in addition to the collection of profits, job opportunities were provided to lots of people, & said Mullah Baradar.He also stated this move would cause the increase of worldwide flights to Afghanistan, which would have positive results on increasing trade and transit.
& With the signing of this arrangement, standard actions will be required to standardize fundamental parts of the airport, train professionals, guarantee flight security and gather profits, & stated Mullah Hamidullah Akhundzada, Ministry of Transportation and Aviation.Morafi, from GAAC stated: & It is a matter of satisfaction that today an arrangement for air navigation services was signed with the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan, and based upon this arrangement, we will work to increase the capacities and gear up the essential departments.
& We are figured out to offer standard services to exporters and importers as per international conventions, in addition to increasing international flights.
& The contracts would assist reduce Afghanistan &'s isolation from the outdoors world, and enable an increase in cargo and industrial passenger flights into the country.The post IEA indications last contract with UAE-based company to run Afghan airports initially appeared on Ariana News.