The civil aviation authorities of Qatar and China have signed a memorandum of understanding aimed at enhancing traffic rights and increasing the number of passenger and air cargo flights between the two countries, helping to support bilateral cooperation in the aviation sector and broaden its operational horizons.
A statement published by the Qatar Civil Aviation Authority on its website said the agreement seeks to develop operational capabilities to ensure the continued efficient flow of air traffic between the two sides.
The signing took place during a bilateral discussion session held in the Chinese capital, Beijing, during which the two sides discussed ways to strengthen cooperation in operational fields between Qatari and Chinese airlines, as well as a number of topics of mutual interest.
The Qatari delegation was headed by Mohammed bin Faleh Al-Hajri, who is in charge of running the affairs of the Civil Aviation Authority, while the Chinese side was represented by Chen Wei, Director General of the Civil Aviation Administration of China. The authority expects the agreement to help boost economic and investment activities and trade between the two countries by improving air connectivity and increasing its capacity.
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