Tunisia and Oman Sign Agreement to Enhance Air Services
The Tunisian government and the government of the Sultanate of Oman have signed an agreement aimed at improving air services between their respective territories and beyond. This agreement, which replaces a 1985 accord, is part of the context of legislative developments and international standards in air transport.
According to a statement from the Ministry of Transport, the agreement will facilitate air links between Tunisia and Oman, thereby promoting commercial, tourist, and cultural exchanges. The two countries are committed to closely collaborating to ensure quality services.
Moreover, aware of the importance of air security, the signatories have stressed the need to comply with international standards. This includes measures to strengthen flight safety and passenger protection.
The agreement encourages service providers and airlines from both countries to establish partnerships. These alliances could stimulate the development of the air sector and strengthen bilateral relations.
