ASTANA, Kazakhstan, June 19. Kazakhstan and France have signed a cooperation agreement to deepen collaboration in the civil aviation sector, Trend reports.
The agreement was concluded on the sidelines of the ICAO EUR/NAT-DGCA/2025 meeting between Saltanat Tompieva, Chair of Kazakhstan’s Civil Aviation Committee under the Ministry of Transport, and Damien Caze, Director General of the French General Directorate of Civil Aviation (DGAC).
The document delineates collaborative initiatives aimed at
augmenting the safety, operational efficiency, and sustainability
of civil aviation frameworks, emphasizing alignment with ICAO
standards and best practices. Critical domains of collaboration
encompass aviation safety protocols, air traffic control
optimization, airspace governance, ecological
sustainability—especially in the realm of sustainable aviation fuel
innovation—airport infrastructure enhancement, economic oversight
mechanisms, regulatory frameworks, and specialized professional
development.
In pursuit of these objectives, both parties will engage in a
reciprocal exchange of methodologies, training paradigms, and
optimal practices, alongside the orchestration of collaborative
seminars and workshops. The accord additionally anticipates the
interchange of human resources to bolster capability
enhancement.
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