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Parliament ratifies bilateral air service agreements with six nations
Joseph Bukari Nikpe – Minister of Transport Ghana’s Parliament has ratified Bilateral Air Service Agreements (BASAs) with the governments of Benin, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Guyana, Mauritius and Luxembourg, following the adoption of the Roads and Transportation Committee’s reports.
Ghana has over the years signed similar agreements with several nations to strengthen its aviation industry, promote regional integration, and attract investment in air transport infrastructure.
Members of Parliament from both sides of the House supported the ratification, noting that the agreements would create jobs and expand Ghana’s aviation sector.
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