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This strategic partnership aims to address the critical challenges facing the aviation industry by focusing on three key pillars: 1. Attracting, educating, training, and retaining the next generation of aviation professionals. 2. Promoting the empowerment of women in the aviation industry. 3. Developing education and sharing expertise through collaborative initiatives. The partnership between the UAE General Civil Aviation Authority (GCAA) and ICAO is not just a significant step towards ensuring a sustainable and diverse future for the aviation industry in the UAE and globally; it is a call for the entire industry to unite and work towards a common goal of creating a more inclusive, innovative, and resilient aviation sector that can withstand the challenges of the future. Under the MoU, the GCAA and ICAO will collaborate on developing tailored programs, initiatives, and educational opportunities to attract and train the next generation of aviation professionals. The partnership will also support women's empowerment in aviation through collaborative initiatives aimed at creating more equitable and diverse opportunities at all levels within the sector. ICAO sincerely appreciates the foreseen collaboration with the GCAA on this key priority for global air transport, combining the two organizations' respective capabilities to nurture the next generation of aviation professionals. The GCAA's value as a strategic partner for ICAO stems from its aviation expertise and commitment to aviation excellence, innovative approaches, and dedicated focus on preparing the future aviation workforce - attributes for which ICAO has expressed its deep gratitude.

#SaudiArabia signs 16 agreements and #memorandums of understanding in #airtransport during the Future Aviation Forum 2024 conference Saudi Arabia signed 16 #agreements, memorandums of understanding, and records of discussions in the field of #aviation, during the activities of the Future Aviation Forum 2024 conference, in its third edition, which was organized by the GACA - General Authority of Civil Aviation - Saudi Arabia, during the period from May 20 to 22, under the slogan “Enhancing the level of global connectivity.” It concluded its activities last Wednesday in #Riyadh, as part of the signing of 102 agreements, memorandums of understanding and deals during the conference. The Chairman of the GACA - General Authority of Civil Aviation - Saudi Arabia, Abdulaziz bin Abdullah Al-Duailej, explained that the conference this year 2024, which was opened by the Minister of #Transport and #Logistics and Chairman of the Board of Directors of the General Authority of Civil Aviation, Engineer Saleh bin Nasser Al-Jasser, recorded the participation of more than 8,500 experts and leaders of the global aviation sector. With a high-level presence that included 31 ministers and 77 leaders of #civilaviation authorities in 130 countries, the conference over the course of its three days exceeded expectations in the volume of deals concluded, according to a press release published on the website of the GACA. As part of the conference activities, the Minister of Transport and Logistics Services, Chairman of the Board of Directors of the General Authority of Civil Aviation, signed #cooperation agreements and records of discussions within several agreements concluded by the #KSA in the field of air #transport services with #Mozambique, #Kipribati, #Aswanini and #Cambodia, with the aim of developing the air transport system and enhancing the Kingdom’s position as a global logistics centre. Especially since this goal is a fundamental pillar of the Kingdom’s Saudi Vision 2030. While the General Authority of Civil Aviation signed cooperation agreements with a number of parties, as the Executive Vice President of Air Transport and International Cooperation, Ali Rajab, signed a #cooperation agreement in the field of air transport services between the government of Saudi Arabia and the government of #Congo, which was represented by Ambassador Extraordinary Nassina. Mahongo, to prepare regulatory #frameworks for air transport movement between the two countries in a safe, orderly and sound manner in accordance with the principles established by the #Chicago International Treaty of 1944 AD. The Authority’s Vice President for Aviation Security, Mohammed bin Saad Al-Fawzan, also signed an implementation contract with the “Elm Company” company for air transit #cargo services, through the “Washaj” electronic platform for air cargo through electronic linking of all operations related to transit #shipments. Ministry of Transport and Logistic Services #airports #airlines

The Future Aviation Forum 2024 conference in #SaudiArabia witnessed the signing of 102 #agreements worth 75 billion Saudi riyals on the second day The second day of the Future Aviation Forum 2024 conference, yesterday, Tuesday, which is held under the patronage of the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques King Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud, and organized by the GACA - General Authority of Civil Aviation - Saudi Arabia in #Riyadh during the period from May 20 to 22, witnessed the signing of 102 #memorandums of understanding, agreements and deals. With a total value of more than 75 billion Saudi riyals. This conference exceeds expectations, as the agreements included various sectors of #civilaviation, such as #aviationservices, #aircraft purchase orders, #shipping and #logistics services, advanced #airmobility, #humanresources #development, #informationtechnology, and maintenance, repair and renewal. According to the Saudi News Agency website. On the second day of the conference, the GACA - General Authority of Civil Aviation - Saudi Arabia signed several air #transport services agreements with Kiribati, Grenada, Malawi, #Romania, #Belize, #Iribati, Sao Tome and Principe, #Lithuania, El Salvador, #Albania and #Uzbekistan, in addition to the agreements it signed in The first day, which included #Mozambique, the Kingdom of #Eswatini, #Cambodia, and #Brunei Darussalam. It also included interventions from leaders of aviation organizations and Saudi and international companies, Commercial Aircraft Corporation of China (COMAC), Alvarez & Marsal, Investec Aviation Finance Corporation, Aviliz, Embraer, Cataira, flydubai, Gulf Aviation Group, Virgin Atlantic Airways, and other airlines. Rwandan air , Lufthansa Technik, Saudi Aircraft Engineering and Manufacturing Company, Honeywell International, Saudi Air Navigation Services Company, Osprey Aviation Solutions, EASA - European Union Aviation Safety Agency , AIRCRAFT ACCESSORY SERVICES (AAS) LIMITED , Joby Aero, NEOM, Beta Technology Company, FlyNow, EHang (NASDAQ: EH), Lilium, Efficiency, and Aeroability . Ali Rajab Ministry of Transport and Logistic Services #airports #investment #transport #saudiarabia #ports #airlines #ksa #development #media #tourism #culture #tourism #umrah #covid19

Saudi Arabia's TGA Endorses Specialized Maritime Training to Boost Sector Efficiency Shipping Arabia, June 9, 2024 — In a strategic move to boost national maritime competencies, the Transport General Authority (TGA) of Saudi Arabia has endorsed a series of specialized maritime training courses provided by Azdah Maritime Training Institute. These courses aim to elevate the operational standards and professional development within the Saudi maritime sector, adhering to the rigorous international norms set by the International Standard of Training, Certification, and Watchkeeping for Seafarers (STCW) 1978, as amended. The accredited programs cover a wide range of essential maritime roles and skills, including navigational and engineering watch, deck seafarers, ship security officers, and advanced competencies like maritime English language proficiency and firefighting. This comprehensive training framework is designed to empower maritime professionals, enhancing their capabilities and ensuring compliance with international standards. This initiative by the TGA reflects a deep commitment to not only advancing safety and security within the maritime domain but also to fostering environmental compliance across global maritime operations. By investing in the professional growth of maritime personnel, the TGA supports the Kingdom’s vision to transform its maritime sector into a globally competitive and leading industry. Through such strategic educational enhancements, the TGA aims to cultivate a highly skilled, resilient, and adaptable maritime workforce, capable of propelling Saudi Arabia to the forefront of the international maritime community. This effort underscores the Kingdom's broader goals of enhancing operational efficiency and establishing a sustainable and security-focused maritime infrastructure. Source: Transport General Authority (TGA) #TGA #SaudiArabia #Training #Maritime #STCW

Cirium : SAUDI AIRLINES is the first in the world in punctuality of flight schedules during June 2024 #SaudiAirlines topped the list of global #airlines in punctuality of flight schedules according to a report by the independent Cirium website, which specializes in #monitoring flight operations during the month of June 2024. A press release on the Saudi Airlines account on the "LinkedIn" website explained that Saudi Airlines achieved a rate of 88.22% in punctuality of arrival times and 88.73% in punctuality of departure times, by operating 16,133 flights across its network of destinations that exceed 100 destinations in 4 continents around the world, while the #achievement was distinguished by the fact that June is one of the peak seasons, as it coincided with the implementation of operational operations for the Hajj and summer seasons. For his part, the Director General of the Saudi Group, Eng. Ibrahim AlOmar, said that the achievement is considered an achievement of one of the paths of the #strategy and the new era by raising the #efficiency and quality of operational #performance through the continuous #development of flight scheduling as well as by providing the best digital solutions and systems for managing operations. He added that maintaining an advanced level of punctuality in flight schedules is one of the things that requires great efforts because it depends on overcoming many operational challenges in the #aviation #industry such as weather conditions, high temperatures, technical malfunctions and #airport operational conditions. Since last year, Saudi Airlines has not been absent from the list of the top 10 airlines in the world in punctuality of flight schedules, as it is committed to providing the best standards of quality and air safety, while its operational processes are managed through the largest integrated passenger operations center of its kind in the #MiddleEast , which performs its tasks within an integrated system with all sectors and companies of the group, in addition to communicating with #aircraft via the latest #technologies to ensure the progress of the operational plan by following up and monitoring all procedures related to aircraft take-off and landing operations moment by moment at all domestic and international stations. GACA - General Authority of Civil Aviation - Saudi Arabia Ali Rajab Piyush Chawla Harry Campbell Mike Malik #travel #investment #airlines #development #media #culture #tourism #covid19

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Saudi Arabia Advances Maritime Professionalism with Competency Exams Shipping Arabia, June 2, 2024 — In a strategic move to elevate maritime standards, the Transport General Authority (TGA) of Saudi Arabia recently conducted a comprehensive competency examination for Marine Engineer Officers. This significant initiative aligns with the International Convention on Standards of Training, Certification, and Watchkeeping for Seafarers (STCW) 1978, underscoring the country's commitment to global maritime safety and efficiency standards. The latest round of exams saw 26 engineer officers participate, demonstrating the robust pre-qualification criteria set by the TGA which includes specialized marine training and substantial onboard experience. Participants who successfully navigate through the rigorous written and oral assessments are awarded a certificate of competency. This credential highlights their capabilities to undertake crucial roles within the maritime sector, emphasizing their preparedness to manage complex maritime operations. The TGA's examination framework is designed to not only validate the qualifications of maritime professionals but also to continuously upgrade their skills in alignment with international standards. These efforts by the TGA are part of Saudi Arabia's broader strategy to fortify the maritime workforce, enhancing both knowledge and operational skills to ensure the safe and efficient handling of naval vessels. By focusing on rigorous training and certification, the authority aims to foster a workforce well-equipped to meet the challenges of the maritime industry, ensuring adherence to security and safety standards that protect marine environments and ensure seafarer safety. The proactive approach taken by the TGA to conduct these exams reflects a commitment to nurturing a highly skilled maritime community capable of supporting the nation's ambitions to become a leader in the global maritime industry. This initiative not only serves to elevate the standards of professionalism within the Saudi maritime sector but also positions the country as a committed player in promoting maritime excellence and sustainable practices worldwide. The ongoing dedication to professional development and adherence to international regulations ensures that Saudi Arabia remains at the forefront of maritime industry advancements, contributing significantly to its growth and the safety of its operations. Source: Transport General Authority #IMO #STCW #SaudiArabia #Maritime #Marine #Training

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"Together, we have the power to transform aviation into a beacon of environmental, economic and social stewardship, setting an example for other industries to follow. Let us seize this opportunity to create a lasting legacy of sustainability that will benefit our industry, our communities." With these words, ICAO Secretary General Juan Carlos Salazar concluded ICAO's participation at the Future Aviation Forum in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. The Forum connected global leaders in the aviation sector from across the value chain and other industries to offer knowledge exchange and partnership opportunities, providing ICAO with an exceptionally important opportunity to advocate for the international community's air transport priorities. Learn more about this year's #FutureAviationForum: https://lnkd.in/eszWdVgE