Oman Airports organization has entered right into a strategic cooperation agreement with Iraq’s Teebat Karbala agency to aid the coaching and preliminary operation of Karbala international Airport — one among Iraq’s most sizeable air delivery projects.
The settlement changed into signed via Hassan Rashid Jawad Al Abayji, Chairman of Teebat Karbala organization, and Saeed bin Hamood Al Mawali, Oman’s Minister of delivery, Communications and information technology and Chairman of the Board of Oman Airports.
This partnership is part of broader efforts among Iraq and Oman to reinforce civil aviation infrastructure in Iraq and modernize its airports consistent with worldwide standards.
beneath the settlement, a group of Omani technical, administrative, and operational professionals will be stationed in Karbala for 15 months. Their obligations will encompass overseeing the airport’s initial operations, schooling nearby workforce to global requirements, and making sure clean and efficient operations all through the vital first section.
Karbala international Airport targets to deal with two million passengers in its initial segment, with ability expected to increase to 6 million in the 2d degree and finally attain 20 million passengers upon full of completion.
