CAAV signs deal with Turkey to strengthen aviation cooperation
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On August 6, Vietnam's Civil Aviation Authority (CAAV) signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Turkey to enhance aviation cooperation. CAAV Director General Uong Viet Dung noted that the 2015 air transport agreement between Vietnam and Turkey laid a crucial legal foundation for air services between the two nations, bolstering trade, investment, tourism, and cultural exchanges.
The Turkish Civil Aviation Authority similarly expressed satisfaction with the escalating cooperation, highlighting Vietnam's strategic location in Southeast Asia as a potential regional hub for passenger and cargo services. Both parties agreed to further expand their collaboration into additional sectors. The MoU also provides unrestricted passenger transport rights, increased cargo capacity, and a commitment to expanding aviation cooperation in areas like human resource training, aircraft maintenance, and airport operations.
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