The first GCC Airports CEOs Forum was hosted by the Sultanate of Oman through Oman Airports, with the participation of CEOs from GCC countries. The forum aims to strengthen cooperation between Gulf airports to boost economic growth and development in the aviation sector. By fostering bilateral coordination, the forum aligns with the vision of GCC leaders to achieve sustainable economic development.
Sheikh Aimen bin Ahmed Al Hosni, CEO of Oman Airports, emphasized the importance of the forum as a platform for enhancing cooperation and integration among Gulf airports. The forum highlights the commitment of the aviation sector in Oman and other GCC countries to developing services and infrastructure in the sector to promote sustainable growth in the region.
One of the key topics discussed at the forum was the potential launch of a regional alliance for airports in the Middle East. This alliance aims to support the strategic aspirations of countries in the region, contributing to the overall development of the aviation sector. By working together, GCC airports can leverage each other’s strengths to enhance services and infrastructure.
The forum also underlined the strategic focus of the Gulf region on investing in infrastructure and improving services to accommodate the expected growth in air travel and aviation. By collaborating through joint committees and ongoing work plans, GCC countries can address the challenges and opportunities in the airport sector, paving the way for long-term sustainable development.
Overall, the inaugural GCC Airports CEOs Forum in Muscat was a significant step towards deepening cooperation and integration among Gulf airports. The forum provided a platform for CEOs to discuss key issues and initiatives to promote economic growth and development in the aviation sector. Looking ahead, the forum sets the stage for continued collaboration and partnership among GCC countries to drive sustainable development in the region.
