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The ICAO headquarters in Montreal, Canada.
  • ICAO council member states voted Qatar's permanent representative in the council Essa Abdullah Al Malki as the chairperson of the ICAO's TCC
  • The TCC is tasked with assisting and advising the council on reviewing ICAO policies on technical cooperation, assistance, training, and operational plans

Doha, Qatar–Qatar has been elected to be the chairperson of the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO)’s Technical Cooperation Committee (TCC).

Representatives of ICAO council member states elected Qatar’s candidate and Permanent Representative in the Council Essa Abdullah Al Malki as the chairperson of the ICAO Technical Cooperation Committee, during the ICAO council meeting.

Minister of Transport Jassim bin Saif Al Sulaiti said that electing Qatar to this post is a realization from the international community of Qatar’s effective contributions and leading role in finding solutions to the challenges of international civil aviation.

He said that it reflects the faith of the ICAO member states in the global position Qatar enjoys within the civil aviation community.

The TCC is a body of the ICAO Council and is responsible for assisting and advising the Council on reviewing ICAO policies and activities related to technical cooperation and assistance, training, and operational plans.

It also assesses the effectiveness of the relevant ICAO departments and implementation of the ICAO Technical Cooperation Program in the regions.

The body also assists and advises the Council on reviewing the challenges faced by States in the development of their civil aviation sectors and ICAO mechanisms to assist States in dealing with operational and technical challenges.