Kigali: Qatar Civil Aviation Authority (QCAA) is participating in the 9th Aviation Africa Summit, organised by the African Civil Aviation Commission (AFCAC), currently taking place in Kigali, Rwanda.
QCAA Acting President Mohamed Faleh Al Hajri is heading Qatar’s delegation to the event, which began today and will continue over two days.
In his opening remarks during the ‘Regional Cooperation’ session, Al Hajri emphasised that the future of aviation in Africa hinges on enhanced cooperation between governments, regulatory bodies, and regional and international organisations.
He reaffirmed Qatar’s commitment as a strategic partner of AFCAC to supporting such cooperation and working with African nations to build capacity and unlock the full potential of the continent’s aviation sector.
Al Hajri also highlighted Qatar’s role in supporting Africa’s aviation agenda on the international stage, particularly through the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO).
He noted that the Qatar Airways network of passenger and cargo services plays a vital role in connecting Africa with the rest of the world, significantly contributing to air connectivity, as well as the promotion of trade, tourism, and cultural exchange.
