The Assembly was held alongside a conference of the joint Africa and Asia regions of the Airports International Council (ACI). The conference titled "Africa and Asia: Autonomy and Cooperation for Growth" was held in Cairo from 27th November until 3rd December. HE Ahmed Shafeek, Minister of Aviation in Egypt, delivered the key note address to a gathering of very high profile aviation industry professionals and airport decision makers.
Mr. Ahli's re-election is a reaffirmation of the confidence ACI has placed on his abilities to lead the region towards success. As recognition of the services rendered to the region, Mr Mohammad Ahli was also awarded a certificate of appreciation.
Asia has been identified as the fastest growing dynamic region in the world where airports play a major role for economic development and ACI has stressed the need to strengthen regional cooperation among them, to meet the challenges they would be facing in the next decade.
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DCA, Director Operations, re-elected as ACI chairman for Asia
- United Arab Emirates: Wednesday, December 22 - 2004 at 13:21
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Mr. Mohammed Al Ahli, Director Operations, Department of Civil Aviation, Dubai, was re-elected unanimously to continue as the Chairman of ACI-Asia region for tenure of two years, at the ACI-Asia Regional Board and Assembly held in Cairo.
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For further information: Lavina Dixit Chatterjee, Senior Officer, Press Relations & Communications, DCA Marketing & Corporate Communications, P.O.Box: 2525, Dubai, U.A.E. Tel: (+9714) 2061215 Fax: (+9714) 2244703.
Posted by Anne-Birte Stensgaard, Senior News EditorWednesday, December 22 - 2004 at 13:21 UAE local time (GMT+4)
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