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Kuwait and Qatar face the shortage of skilled workers in the Gulf, according to a new PwC report. (Representative pic)
By TRENDS Desk
April 12, 2022 3:13 pm
  • An agreement to increase the number of flights between Qatar and Iran was also signed
  • A series of meetings were also held between the two sides to enhance cooperation in the transport sector

Qatar and Iran have signed a bilateral agreement for operations to link Doha Flight Information Region which was established in accordance with ICAO resolution with the FIR in Iran. 

An agreement to increase the number of flights between Qatar and Iran was also signed.

The two agreements were signed by Mohammed Faleh Al Hajri, who is in charge of running the work of the General Authority of Civil Aviation, and President of the Civil Aviation Organization of Iran Mohammad Mohammadi Bakhsh. 

A series of meetings were also held between the two sides to enhance cooperation in the transport sector, and all matters related to activating memoranda of understanding related to the maritime transport sector and port management. 

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