EQUITORIAL GUINEA
May 1st, 2004
Keith Nuthall
BOOMING west African oil state Equatorial Guinea is to pump US$3.7 million into a four-year airport and air traffic control improvement project. The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) is helping prepare the plan, which will ensure airports meet international standards, restructure the civil aviation authority, strengthen ATC, improve documentation handling, assess staff and upgrade skills. The UNDP is also contributing US$110,000 to the project.
BOOMING west African oil state Equatorial Guinea is to pump US$3.7 million into a four-year airport and air traffic control improvement project. The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) is helping prepare the plan, which will ensure airports meet international standards, restructure the civil aviation authority, strengthen ATC, improve documentation handling, assess staff and upgrade skills. The UNDP is also contributing US$110,000 to the project.
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