Iraq cancels Mosul airport contracts linked to armed groups, seeks global operators
Iraq moves to overhaul Mosul International Airport management, cancelling three contracts tied to armed groups and turning to international companies.
Iraq is reorganizing the management of Mosul International Airport, cancelling three contracts associated with armed groups and seeking global operators. Prime Minister Ali Faleh Al-Zaidi made this decision to expedite the airport's launch and improve its performance. The government plans to contract specialized international companies to manage and operate the airport. The move is part of broader efforts to enhance transportation and the economy in the region.
During a meeting chaired by the prime minister, discussions also focused on service and development conditions in Nineveh province. The aim was to improve services for residents and accelerate the completion of local development projects. While the official statement did not reveal the names of the companies that will operate the airport, nor details about the cancelled contracts or the armed groups involved, no timeline was provided for the start of new contracts or the airport's operational launch.
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