Exciting news awaits travelers as Emirates Airlines prepares to resume flight operations to Nigeria next week. Minister of Aviation and Aerospace Development, Mr. Festus Keyamo, has successfully negotiated reciprocal rights to allow Nigerian airlines to start direct flights to the United Arab Emirates (UAE).
The new Bilateral Air Service Agreement (BASA) between Nigeria and UAE will enhance collaboration between the two countries and establish guidelines for their evolving relationship in the aviation sector. This historic development will provide more options for travelers and expand international connectivity between the nations.
Minister Festus Keyamo expressed his pleasure with the outcome of the negotiations, emphasizing the importance of creating a balanced and forward-looking partnership with the UAE. The reciprocal operational rights secured for Nigerian airlines will not only deepen bilateral ties but also strengthen Nigeria’s global competitiveness in the aviation industry.
This achievement comes after weeks of diplomatic and technical consultations, showcasing the Federal Government’s commitment to ensuring positive outcomes for Nigerian and international travelers. The resumption of Emirates flights and the new BASA will play a crucial role in promoting tourism, business, and cultural exchanges, driving economic growth for both countries. Get ready for a thriving and mutually beneficial air service relationship with the UAE!
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