According to the statement, this strategic meeting follows the MoU signed between the two nations in 2018 aimed at boosting air connectivity and economic cooperation.
Moshood stated that during the discussion, the minister and the ambassador emphasised the need for new BASA arrangements to reflect current realities in the aviation world.
Speaking on the importance of direct flights, the ambassador highlighted the potential for immediate commencement of flight services, noting that both nations could facilitate four to five flights per week.
“The introduction of direct flights will spark significant economic growth between our countries,” he stated.
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