Kyrgyzstan: Transport Ministry works on several measures to strengthen the country's aviation sector
Published 27 November 2012
Kyrgyzstan hopes to ratify the Montreal Convention; improvements are planned for airports and domestic routes; new bilateral agreements will be signed with Azerbaijan, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and Turkey (850 words)
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