DJIBOUTI AIRPORT
September 1st, 2002
BY SWINEETHA DIAS WICKRAMANAYAKA
DJIBOUTI'S government has signed a management contract with Dubai Ports International Authority to run the east African country's international airport, the UN has reported. The Gulf authority is to improve the airport's services and infrastructure and reform its fee structure and collection. The agreement follows a series of withdrawals or reductions in flights by large airlines.
DJIBOUTI'S government has signed a management contract with Dubai Ports International Authority to run the east African country's international airport, the UN has reported. The Gulf authority is to improve the airport's services and infrastructure and reform its fee structure and collection. The agreement follows a series of withdrawals or reductions in flights by large airlines.
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