Three Kuwaiti government bodies have signed contracts with Türkiye's Limak to complete the final phases of the new T2 passenger terminal project at Kuwait International Airport, in the presence of Prime Minister Sheikh Ahmad Abdullah Al-Ahmad Al-Sabah.
The step comes as Kuwait continues to implement its major development projects and accelerate work on one of the most prominent strategic projects in the aviation and infrastructure sector, supporting the development of the air transport system according to the latest international standards, according to a post on the Kuwait News Agency (KUNA) Facebook account.
The signing ceremony was attended by First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Interior Sheikh Fahad Yousef Saud Al-Sabah, Minister of Defense Sheikh Abdullah Ali Abdullah Al-Salem Al-Sabah, Minister of Public Works Dr. Noura Mohammed Al-Mashaan and Undersecretary of the Amiri Diwan Sheikh Abdulaziz Al-Mishaal Al-Sabah, along with a number of senior officials, government leaders and entities involved in the project.
Completing the new passenger terminal is expected to increase the capacity of Kuwait International Airport and improve the travel experience and services for passengers, as well as strengthening cargo and logistics capabilities, supporting trade, tourism and investment.
The project is a qualitative step for Kuwait's civil aviation sector, as it strengthens Kuwait's position as a regional hub for air transport and logistics connectivity and supports plans for economic diversification, attracting investment and creating new jobs.
Through the project, Kuwait affirms its commitment to developing vital facilities and raising the efficiency of infrastructure, in line with its future development vision and its aspirations for a more advanced and sustainable air transport sector.
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