Pakistan has officially given the United Arab Emirates (UAE) the go-ahead to manage operations at the Islamabad International Airport. This decision marks a significant step for Pakistan in outsourcing the airport’s management to foreign entities. The move is part of a Government-to-Government (G2G) deal between the two countries, aimed at enhancing operational efficiency and overall service quality at the airport. The handover of operations to the UAE is expected to bring about improvements in various aspects of airport management, including security, passenger services, and infrastructure development. The decision reflects Pakistan’s commitment to modernizing its aviation sector and improving the travel experience for passengers utilizing Islamabad International Airport.
Pakistan Offers UAE Operations of Islamabad Airport in G2G Deal
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