ICAO Signs New Agreements with Four African States to Boost Sustainable Aviation Development
Agreements with Member States - Gabon, Chad, Uganda, and South Africa to Enhance Aviation Safety, Efficiency, and Capacity
The International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) has taken a significant step to foster sustainable aviation development in Africa.
During AFI Week in Gabon (July 15-19, 2024), ICAO signed four crucial agreements with Member States, focusing on capacity building and implementation support to strengthen their aviation sectors.
African Member States Partner with ICAO for Aviation Development
Gabon’s Agence Nationale de l’Aviation Civile entered into a Management Service Agreement (MSA) with ICAO, aiming to develop a Civil Aviation Master Plan. This plan will guide the growth of Gabon’s aviation sector, ensuring efficient, safe, and sustainable development.
Chad’s Autorité de l’Aviation Civile partnered with ICAO for a training needs assessment, seeking to enhance the operational efficiency of its civil aviation authority through optimized human resources.
“As these projects unfold, they will serve as examples of how targeted ICAO support and collaboration in the aviation sector can drive sustainable development and economic growth in Africa.”
ICAO, August 13, 2024
Uganda’s Civil Aviation Authority and ICAO agreed to develop a 15-year Air Navigation Plan to guide the implementation of air navigation services and infrastructure, ensuring alignment with international standards.
South Africa’s Civil Aviation Authority signed a Declaration of Intent – committing to host the next Global Next Generation of Aviation Professionals (NGAP) Summit in February 2025, showcasing its dedication to nurturing future aviation leaders.
