28th ACI AFRICA · ﬁts into GACL’s vision to position Ghana as the aviation hub and leader in airport business in West Africa. About the Host 5 12-18 October 2019 Accra - Ghana

12-18 October 2019Accra - Ghana

ANNUAL GENERAL ASSEMBLY& REGIONAL CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION

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SMART AIRPORTS OF THE FUTURE,ARE WE READY?

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Ghana Airports Company Limited (GACL) commenced operations in January 2007 with a responsibility for planning, developing, managing and maintaining all airports in Ghana inclu-ding Kotoka International Airport and five domestic airports namely Kumasi, Sunyani, Tamale, Ho and Wa airport. In the last decade and more, GACL has made significant infrastructural investments aimed at transforming and modernizing operations at all its airports leading to an overall increase in the operational capacity and efficiency. Currently, Kotoka International Airport is served by 36 airlines and has an annual passenger throughput of over 2.3 million, up from 1 million in 2007.

GACL has recently completed its iconic terminal, terminal 3, at Kotoka International Airport. Terminal 3, built on approximately 150,000 m2 land area, is designed to handle 5 million passengers per annum and process 1,250 passengers per hour. It consists of six (6) fixed bridges, three (3) business class lounges, fully automated baggage system, a commercially important passenger terminal and 7000 m2 of commercial and retail areas. The new terminal fits into GACL’s vision to position Ghana as the aviation hub and leader in airport business in West Africa.

About the Host

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Annual General Assembly & Regional Conference and Exhibition 12-18 October 2019 Accra - Ghana

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Yaw KwakwaManaging Director

Ghana AirportsCompany Limited (GACL)

Welcome from the HostDear delegates,Ghana is happy and privileged to host the 28th Annual General Assembly, Conference & Exhibi-tion of Airports Council International in Accra from October 12 to 18, 2019.

As Operators and Managers of Kotoka International Airport, Ghana Airports Company Limited is particularly happy to receive you all through our ultra modern terminal, Terminal 3 which has facilities comparable with the best airports anywhere in the world.

We hope that you will take time to explore the beautiful city of Accra and other tourist sites in the country.

We look forward to receiving you in Accra and wish you a very successful conference.



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Ghana AirportsCompany Limited (GACL)

Welcome from the OrganizerDear members and friends,On behalf of African Airports, we invite you to participate in the 28th ACI Africa Annual General Assembly & Regional Conference and Exhibition to be held from 12 to 18 October 2019 in Accra, the capital of Ghana, at the kind invitation of the Ghana Airports Com-pany Limited.We would like to especially thank our host, Ghana Airports Company Limited, who has generously offered its support to this impor-tant event.This conference provides a unique opportu-nity and an ideal platform for airports and other aviation stakeholders, experts and exhi-bitors from around the world to network, share information and develop a common vision for the future of airport activities in Africa.The theme of the conference is "Smart Airpo-rts of the Future, Are We Ready? ». The conference will focus on technology and digital transformation in the airport sector and how these can bring innovative solutions to issues of capacity, security, resource opti-mization and passenger experience. The conference will also include topics on key trends and technologies that will shape the future of African airports at the strategic level of sustainable development, efficient mana-gement of energy and water, and renewable energies amongst others.The conference will be preceded by meetings of the Board and Regional Committees from 12 to 13 October 2019 and will be followed from 17 to 18 October 2019 by two simul-taneous and free training seminars for the members.This event will also include a large-scale exhi-bition, bringing together airports, service providers and aviation companies to show-

case their latest airport infrastructure deve-lopments, technological improvements, and innovative products and services.Ghana Airports Company Limited has chosen a prestigious venue for this large-scale event, the Kempinski Hotel Gold Coast City Accra, which is located in the city center. The confe-rence center meets all the requirements of an important event that will welcome a diverse international audience.Together with our partner, Ghana Airports Company Limited, and our sponsors, we look forward to welcoming you to Accra, Ghana's dynamic capital, for a productive and enjoyable conference.Sincerely

Ali TounsiSecretary General

ACI Africa

Mohammed ZouhairEl Aoufir

Acting PresidentACI Africa



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AIRPORTS COUNCILINTERNATIONAL

www.aciafrica-aadp.com

African AirportsDevelopment Programme

Meeting Challenges and Achieving Excellence in AirportOperations and Management

Smart Airports of the future, are we ready?Accra 12-18 October 2019

Event Programme

Thursday 10 and Friday 11 October 2019 Kotoka International Airport - Accra

All Day Delegates Arrival

09:00 - 19:00

09:00 - 11:00

11:00 - 11:30

11:30 - 13:00

13:00 - 14:00

14:00 - 15:30

15:30 - 16:00

16:00 - 17:00

14:00 - 16:00

19:00 - 21:00

Registration of delegates

ACI Africa Regional Committee Meetings:

* Economics * Human Resources

* Safety & Technical * Security & Facilitation

Coffee break




Lunch




Coffee break




ACI Africa Executive Committee meeting

ACI Africa Board Dinner (for Board members)

Day 1 : Saturday 12 October 2019 Hotel Kempinski Accra



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Event Programme

09:00 - 19:00

09:00 - 11:00

11:00 - 11:30

11:30 - 13:00

13:00 - 14:00

14:00 - 16:00

09:00 - 11:00

11:00 - 11:30

11:30 - 13:00

13:00 - 14:00

14:00 - 16:00

16:00 - 17:30

Registration of delegates




Coffee break




Lunch

Workshop for ACI Africa Regional Committees

Wildlife TraffickingMrs Claire Beastall, Training and Capacity Building Coordinator, Traffic, MalaysiaMrs Cori MacFarland, MBA, Program Officer, World Wildlife Fund, USAMrs Jeeyoon Jung, Assistant Manager, Environment, ACI World, Canada62nd meeting of the ACI Africa Board

Coffee break

62nd meeting of the ACI Africa Board

Board Lunch

CEOs Forum (invitation only)

Greenfield airports projects in Nigeria, Mr Tunde Oyekola, CEO, El-Mansur Atelier Group, NigeriaNew trends in Airport Security, Mr Antoine Rostworowski, Deputy Director General, Programmes and Services, ACI World, CanadaBusiness Partners meeting

Day 2: Sunday 13 October 2019 Hotel Kempinski Accra



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Event Programme

10:00 - 16:00 19:00 - 21:00

Social activities (meeting point in the conference hotels’ receptions)Welcome reception and Exhibition Opening ceremony

Day 3 : Monday 14 October 2019 Hotel Kempinski Accra

08:00 - 19:0009:00 - 10:00

10:00 - 10:3010:30 - 11:30

TypeModerator

11:30 - 12:30

Delegates registrationOfficial opening and welcomeMr Ali Tounsi, Secretary General, ACI Africa, MoroccoMrs Angela Gittens, Director General, ACI World, CanadaMr Zouhair Mohammed El Aoufir, Director General, National Airports Authority, MoroccoMr Yaw Kwakwa, Managing Director, Ghana Airports Company Ltd, Ghana Hon. Joseph Kofi Adda, Minister of Aviation, Ghana H. E. Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo, President of the Republic of Ghana and Comman-der in Chief of the Armed ForcesTea/Coffee break (exhibition hall) Session 1: Challenges of air traffic development and lack of airport capacity, can technology be the solution?African airports are currently facing capacity and regulatory requirements challenges to cope with the rapid growth of air traffic. Can the rapid emergence of new technologies lead to a new way of looking at these problems? The panel's experts will discuss digital transformation in the airport sector and how it can bring innovative solutions to capacity, resource optimization and passen-ger experience problems.Panel discussionsMrs Angela Gittens, Director General, ACI World, CanadaMr Prosper Zo'o Minto'o, Regional Director, ICAO WACAF, SenegalMr Yaw Kwakwa, Managing Director, Ghana Airports Company Ltd, Ghana Mr Zouhair Mohammed El Aoufir, MD, National Airports Authority, MoroccoMr Lorenzo Di Loreto, Vice President Sales & Marketing, Munich Airport International GmbH, GermanySession 2: Innovation in Security and Facilitation at airports"To cope with the increase in terrorist threats in the air transport industry, secu-rity authorities are constantly increasing the number and types of checks making the journey increasingly long and painful for passengers.In search of a smart and fluid passenger’s process, can the use of new technolo-gies and intelligent process help reduce threats and render an enjoyable and seamless passenger experience."

Day4 : Tuesday 15 October 2019 Hotel Kempinski Accra



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TypeModerator

12:30 - 14:00

14:00 - 14:30

TypeModerator

14:30 - 14:50

TypeModerator

14:50 - 15:10

Type

15:10 - 15:30

Type

15:30 - 16:30

Presentations and discussionsMr Antoine Rostworowski, Deputy Director General, Programmes and Services, ACI World, CanadaMr Mthoko Mncwabe, CIO, ACSA, South AfricaMr Gary Pleus, TSA Representative West Africa region, TSA, SenegalMrs Sonia Hifdi, Head Security Measures Office, DGAC, Chair of the ICAO AVSEC panel, FranceLunch (exhibition hall)Session 3 : Drones, Biometrics, how airports can benefit from disruptive tech-nologies?Originally viewed only as potential hazards, they can also serve as effective airport tools for surveillance and inspection. How can new technologies help airports improve their performance and efficiency in safety, security and opera-tions?PresentationMr Charles Hanson Adu, Group Executive, Airports Management, GACL, GhanaMr Braks Etta, FAA Representative in Africa, FAA, SenegalSession 4A: Nextt: The journey of the futureHow will the NEXTT initiative change the way we travel and how will it affect airport operations?PresentationMrs Lisa Williams, Manager, Programmes and Services, ACI World, CanadaMr Antoine Rostworowski, Deputy Director General, Programmes and Services, ACI World, CanadaSession 4B: Technology as an intervention of future capacity issue at ACSA airportsStrategies and planned interventionsPresentationMr Charles Shilowa, Group executive, Business development, ACSA, South AfricaSession 5: African Airports Development Program of ACI AfricaPresentation on the AADP and the new services provided to members.PresentationMr Romesh Bhoyroo, Director Strategy & Business Development, ACI Africa, MauritiusNetworking session Tea/Coffee (exhibition hall)




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16:30 - 17:30

TypeModerator

19:00 - 22:00

08:30 - 10:00

10:00 - 10:3010:30 - 11:30

TypeModerator

Session 6: Challenges of Digital Transformation at small airports in AfricaDo small airports in Africa have the capacity to follow the digital transformation already adopted by big airports?How should airports, regulators, and industry stakeholders work together to have affordable and accessible technology so that no airport is left behind.Presentation and Panel discussionsMr Gael Poget, Délégué du Directeur général aux affaires aéronautiques, Aéroport de Genève, SwitzerlandMr Olivier Baric, Aviation Director, Africa region, EGIS, Côte d’IvoireMr Indranil Gupta, Managing Director, GSEZ Airport, GabonMr Ahmat Hassan Orozi, Délégué du DG, ASECNA, ChadMr Adonis Succar, Head of Business Development, Airports, Middle East & Africa, SITA, UAEGala Dinner (Dress Code : smart casual or traditional)

ACI Africa Annual General AssemblyMr Ali Tounsi, Secretary General, ACI Africa, MoroccoMr Zouhair Mohammed El Aoufir, MD, National Airports Authority, MoroccoMr Gilles Darriau, Treasurer ACI Africa, DG, AERIA, Côte d'IvoireMrs Angela Gittens, Director General, ACI World, CanadaTea/Coffee break (exhibition hall)Session 7: Adaptation to climate change, are we sufficiently prepared?The session will address the consequences of climate change for the air trans-port industry, particularly for airports.Panelists will discuss the innovative measures taken by the stakeholders of the industry to fight against the consequences of this change.Panel discussionsMr Olivier Baric, Aviation Director, Africa region, EGIS, Côte d’IvoireMrs Vuyo Nosabata Kela, Flight Procedure Specialist ATM/CNS Planning and Standards, ATNS, South AfricaMr Robert Kay, Principal, ICF, USAMrs Denise Pronk, Senior Advisor Group Strategy and Development Programme, Manager Sustainability, Schiphol Airport, NetherlandsMrs Naomi Gitau, Manager Environment, KAA, Kenya



Day 5 : Wednesday 16 October 2019 Hotel Kempinski Accra

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Day 5 : Wednesday 16 October 2019 Hotel Kempinski Accra

11:30 - 12:30

TypeModerator

12:30 - 14:0014:00 - 14:30

Type

14:30 - 15:30

TypeModerator

15:30 - 16:00

Session 8: Smart and eco-friendly airports of the futureAfrica is the region with the largest number of airport infrastructure projects. The panelists will present and discuss key trends that will shape the future of African airports. How to apply technology and innovation for sustainable and flexible design in airport development in Africa? How will African airports contribute to the strategic objectives of sustainable development, including green initiatives, the use of technology in the efficient management of energy and water, renewable energy, etc.? How could eco-friendly design and com-pliance facilitate financing for new airport infrastructure projects?PresentationsDr Panagiotis Karamanos, Senior Adviser, Airport Carbon Accreditation, GreeceMr Guillaume Branlat, Président du Directoire, Aéroport de la Réunion Roland Garros, La RéunionMrs Ramatou Magagi, Principal Investment Officer, IFC, USAMr Frédéric Thenevin, Head of Business Development, ADPi, FranceMr Marcel Langeslag, Director, Aviation, NACO, South AfricaLunch (exhibition hall)Session 9A: ACI will present the progress made to date on A-CDMAirport Collaborative Decision Making (A-CDM) analyses the importance of the relationships between airport operators, airlines, ground handlers and air traffic controllers working together to improve decision making, thereby redu-cing delays and enhancing efficiency. PresentationMrs Prisca Nkolo, Manager Airport Operational Safety and Data, ACI World, CanadaSession 9B: ACDM: what is the role of airports?What is the role of airports in the implementation of the collaborative deci-sion-making platforms (ACDM)? Is there a regulation designating the role and responsibilities of industry partners in the field of IT collaboration at airports?The panelists will discuss this topic while presenting case examples of existing collaborative platforms.Panel discussionsMr Gaoussou Konate, Consulting Director, Technical and Operations, AFRAA, KenyaMr Theng Khuan Low, Product Director, ST Engineering, SingaporeMrs Boni Dibate,Director Africa Affairs, CANSO, South AfricaMr Nika Meheza Manzi, Regional Officer, AGA, ICAO WACAF, SenegalMr Kashif Khalid, Regional Director Africa & Middle East, IATA, JordanClosing Remarks

Event Programme

Two simultaneous training seminars, offered by the Developing NationsAirports Assistance Program (ACI DNA), (Only for ACI Africa members) :

- ACI / ICAO Seminar on GRF ( Global Reporting Format)- Airport Environmental Management

Day 6 & 7 : Thursday 17 and Friday 18 October 2019 Hotel Kempinski Accra


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09:00 - 17:00

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Speakers


H. E. Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo,President of the Republic of Ghana

and Commander in Chief of the Armed Forces

Mr Hon. Joseph Kofi Adda,Minister of Aviation,

Ghana

Mr Yaw Kwa Kwa,Managing Director,

Ghana Airports Company Ltd, Ghana

Mr Zouhair Mohammed El Aoufir,Director General,

National Airports Authority

Morocco

Mr. Ali Tounsi,Secretary General, ACI Africa,

Morocco

Mrs. Angela Gittens,Director General, ACI World

Canada

Mr Prosper Zo'o Minto'o,Regional Director, ICAO WACAF,

Senegal

Mr. Lorenzo Di Loreto,Vice President Sales & Marketing,

Munich Airport International GmbH,

Germany

Mr. Antoine Rostworowski,Deputy Director General, ACI World,

Canada

Mr Mthoko Mncwabe,CIO, ACSA, South Africa.

Mr Gary Pleus,U.S. Transportation Security Administration

(TSA) Representative, Western Africa,

Senegal

Mrs Sonia Hifdi,Head Security Measures Office, DGAC,

Chair of the ICAO AVSEC panel, France

Mr Charles Hanson Adu, Group Executive, Airports Management,

GACL, Ghana

Mr Braks Etta, FAA Representative in Africa, FAA,

Senegal


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Speakers


Mrs Lisa Williams,Manager, Programmes

and Services, ACI World, Canada

Mr Charles Shilowa, Group executive, Business development,

ACSA, South Africa

Mr Romesh Bhoyroo,Mr Romesh Bhoyroo, Director Strategy

& Business Development ACI Africa,

Mauritius

Mr Gaël POGET,Délégué du Directeur Général

aux affaires aéronautiques,

Aéroport de Genève, Suisse

Mr Indranil Gupta,Managing Director, GSEZ Airport,

Gabon

Mr. Adonis Succar,Head of Business Development,

Airports, Middle East & Africa, SITA,

United Arab Emirates

Mrs Vuyo Nosabata Kela,Flight Procedure Specialist ATM/CNS

Planning and Standards,

ATNS, South Africa

Mrs Denise Pronk,Senior Advisor Group Strategy

and Development Programme,

Manager Sustainability, Schiphol Airport,

Netherlands

Dr Panagiotis Karamanos,Senior Adviser,

Airport Carbon Accreditation,

Greece

Mr Ahmat Hassan Orozi,Délégué du DG, ASECNA,

Tchad

Mr. Olivier Baric,Aviation Director, Africa region, EGIS,

Côte d’Ivoire

Mr Robert Kay,Principal, ICF, USA

Mrs Naomi Gitau,Manager Environment, KAA,

Kenya

Mr. Guillaume Branlat,Président du Directoire,

Aéroport de la Réunion Roland Garros,

France


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Speakers


Mr Frédéric Thenevin,Head of Business Development, ADPi,

France

Mr Marcel Langeslag,Director, Aviation, NACO,

South Africa

Mrs Prisca Nkolo,Manager Airport Operational

Safety and Data, ACI World,

Canada

Mr Gaoussou Konate,Consulting Director,

Technical and Operations,

AFRAA, Kenya

Mr Theng Khuan Low,Product Director, ST Engineering,

Singapore

Mrs Boni Dibate,Director Africa Affairs, CANSO,

South Africa

Mr Nika Meheza Manzi,Regional Officer, AGA, ICAO WACAF,

Senegal

Mr Kashif Khalid,Regional Director Africa & Middle East,

IATA, Jordan

Mr Tunde Oyekola,CEO, El-Mansur Atelier Group,

Nigeria

Mrs Claire Beastall,Training and Capacity Building Coordinator,

Traffic, Malaysia

Mrs Cori MacFarland,Cori MacFarland, MBA, Program Officer,

World Wildlife Fund, USA

Mrs Jeeyoon Jung,Assistant Manager, Environment,

ACI World, Canada

Mrs. Ramatou Magagi,Principal Investment Officer,

Transaction Advisory Services Department,

Public Private Partnerships, IFC, USA

CIMG Petroleum Company of the Year 2015, 2016 & 2017


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Sponsors & Exhibitors


Airports Company South Africa is the largest airport operator in Africa. Our mission is to deve-lop and manage world-class airport infrastructure for the benefit of all stakeholders. We manage South Africa’s nine principal airports*. In fulfilling this task, Airports Company South Africa enables more than 80 percent of South Africa’s commercial air travel. Our airports process 41-million arriving and departing passengers a year.In the 2017/18 financial year, Airports Company South Africa reported total revenue of R6.9-bil-lion. Currently 52% of Airports Company South Africa revenue is derived from regulated tariffs for aircraft landing and parking fees and a passenger service charge. The remaining 48% is non-aeronautical revenue generated by airport retail, parking, property and other services.Airports Company South Africa’s global footprint extends to technical advisory services and support, airport management, and operating concessions in India, Brazil, Munich, and Ghana. We also frequently feature among the winners of independently-judged global airport awards. In the 2019 Skytrax World Airport Awards, administered independently by Airports Council International.For more information, please visit www.airports.co.za.*South African airports we operate are O. R. Tambo International Airport, Cape Town Interna-tional Airport, King Shaka International Airport, George Airport, Bram Fischer International Airport, Upington Airport, Kimberley Airport, Port Elizabeth Airport and East London Airport.

Dufry is the leading global travel retailer operating over 2,200 duty free and duty paid shops in airports, cruise lines, seaports, borders, railway stations and downtown tourist areas. Dufry employs over 30,000 employees. The company, headquartered in Basel, Switzerland, has presence in 65 countries in all five continents. Dufry operates some of the most successful travel retail brands in the industry, including Dufry, World Duty Free, Nuance, Hudson and Hellenic Duty Free.For more information visit www.dufry.com


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Headquartered in Geneva, Switzerland, SITA is the IT provider for the air transport industry. Today, SITA does business with nearly every airline and airport in the world. It also provides border management solutions to more than 40 governments. It is 100% owned by the industry and driven by its needs. Working with all the stakeholders, SITA drives collaborative develop-ment and innovation across the air transport community. It helps the industry achieve operatio-nal efficiencies and deliver a seamless passenger journey.Since 1955, when Ethiopian Airlines became the first SITA member in Africa, SITA’s presence on the continent has grown across 27 African countries. SITA’s corporate social responsibility (CSR) initiatives are aligned with the United Nations Sustai-nable Development Goals (UN SDGs).SITA’s Air Transport Community Foundation has positively impacted the lives of 83,000 students and teachers in Africa - 51% of whom are female - by providing access to IT and education.SITA is one of the most internationally diverse companies and serves over 200 countries and territories. With a strong local presence and offices spanning the globe, SITA’s service staff are on the ground at more than 1,000 airports providing support.For further information, go to www.sita.aero or kindly contact us at [email protected].

Egis delivers consultancy, design and project management services to airports, institutions, air traffic management and aircraft stakeholders. The company is also a shareholder and partner in the operation of 16 international airports, which gives it first-hand experience of and unique insight into airport challenges. Egis supports customers on all aspects of airport businesses and across the entire lifecycle, through policy, strategy, design, transformation, performance and operations. Egis is an international group that employs 15,000 people in all regions across the world. The company offering consulting, engineering, project structuring and operations services in the following areas: transport, urban development, buildings, industry water, environment, energy, mining and infrastructures. This year Egis is celebrating its 50th year of dedication to aviation – ensuring safe, seamless, sustainable aviation for all who fly.For further information, go to www.egis-group.com


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JTI is a leading international tobacco manufacturer who markets world-re-nowned brands such as Winston, Mevius / Mild Seven, Camel, Benson & Hedges, Silk Cut, Sobranie, Glamour and LD. With headquarters in Geneva, Switzerland, and about 26,000 employees worldwide, JTI has operations in more than 120 countries.For more information, visit: www.jti.com.

Africa World Airlines (AWA) is a private-sector Ghanaian airline that operates from a base in Accra. The airline is a joint venture between Ghanaian and Chinese shareholders, including HNA Group/Hainan Airlines.AWA commenced flight operations in 2012 with all-jet domestic services using Embraer 145 aircraft. The airline now operates 8 aircraft on a route network that will encompass 10 destina-tions throughout West Africa by the end of 2019. AWA is a full member of IATA, and proud 4-time recipient of the "Domestic Airline of the Year" award. For more information, visit: www.flyafri-caworld.com

Kenya Airways, a member of the Sky Team Alliance, is a leading African airline flying to 56 destina-tions worldwide, 43 of which are in Africa and carries over four million passengers annually. It continues to modernize its fleet with its 35 aircraft being some of the youngest in Africa. This includes its flagship B787 Dreamliner aircraft. The on-board service is renowned and the lie-flat business class seat on the wide-body aircraft is consistently voted among the world’s top 10. Kenya Airways takes pride for being in the forefront of connecting Africa to the World and the World to Africa through its hub at the new ultra-modern Terminal 1A at the Jomo Kenyatta Inter-national Airport in Nairobi. Kenya Airways celebrated 40 years of operations in January 2017 and was named Africa Leading Airline 2017 by the World Travel Awards. For more information visit http://www.kenya-airways.com


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Aviation Handling Services is the development partner of Menzies Aviation in Africa and in the Middle East. Menzies is one of the world’s leading ground handlers with a portfolio of over 110 stations in 27 countries spanning the entire globeAHS fully comply with Menzies worldwide operating standards and procedures through new state of the art equipment, innovative IT solutions, human resource management and conti-nuous training of staff.AHS offers diverse range of representation on what a client may require. The services are tailor made to best suit our customer needs and include• management of traffic rights • the obtainment or airport slots • ticket sales • Passenger services • Ramp services• Flight dispatch and load control • Cargo activities • Customised services for Business and private flights • FBO terminal and VIP lounges • Security services such as aircraft security, passenger profiling, access control and catering security escorts.The team in Ghana is by the Managing Director Mr Kamil Brahmi and currently employs 590 staff in various positions.In Africa, AHS can be found in the following countriesBenin, Central African Republic, and Equatorial Guinea. For more information visitwww.ahs-group.com / www.menziesaviation.com

Moroccan Airports Authority is the manager of the airport infrastructure of Morocco and the Moroccan air navigation services’ provider. As such, ONDA’s missions are:Planning, operation, maintenance and development of air traffic airports. The air navigation facilities management and the implementation of means for air traffic control. Processing passengers, air cargo as well as all services dedi-cated to users satisfaction. Linking with international organizations and airpo-rts to meet the needs of air traffic. Operation of certain projects and services that may grant to other partner’s needs. High level education in civil aviation within the International Mohammed VI Academy of Civil Aviation.


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GOIL Company Limited (GOIL) is a Public listed Company. The company is ISO 9001:2015 as well as ISO 14001:2015 Certified. GOIL has GOEnergy, a Bulk Distribution Company Limited as a subsidiary.GOIL is a market leader in additivated premium quality fuel (super XP and Diesel XP) and has the largest and growing retail network in Ghana with over 380 stations. GOIL also supplies Mining Diesel to mining firms in the country.GOIL presently supplies MGO ex-pipe and RTW from three main ports, Tema and Takoradi Ports as well as the Sekondi Naval Base.GOIL markets premium lubricants and supplies aviation fuel to major airlines (local and international).GOIL is the leading LPG marketer in Ghana and aims at moving beyond the frontiers of Ghana to market and distribute energy products in West Africa. To this end, GOIL has begun the construc-tion of a modern Bitumen plant that is likely to bring the cost of road construction down. GOIL through its subsidiary, GOIL Offshore Limited, is partnering international Oil giant, EXXON-MOBIL as a local partner in Oil Exploration and subsequent production of the Deepwater Cape Three Points. For more information visit https://goil.com.gh/

As the key-implementing agency of tourism policies, the function of the Ghana Tourism Authority (GTA) includes;- Promotion and marketing of tourism both in Ghana and abroad, including the publication of tourism publicity and promotional materials, participation in fairs and exhibitions and special events.- Regulation of tourism enterprises namely accommodation, catering, travel and tour and charter operations through registration, inspection, licensing and classification.- Carrying out research and studies on trade in the tourism industry.- Facilitating of the development of tourist facilities and products.- Facilitating human resource development in the tourism industry for both the public and private sectors.It was established by Act 817, 2011 as the main governmental agency with responsibility for the promotion of the sustainable development of the tourism industry, both locally and international.Its vision is to be the main driver for the growth and to see Ghana become the leading sustainable Tourist Destination in West Africa by 2026.




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SuperTech is a Leading ICT company, member of STL Group, delivering complete end to end IT solutions for over 15 years in Ghana.SuperTech’s holistic & Integrative IT solutions ranging from Network Communications to Full Data Center Solutions , Applications Development, Cyber Security and Cloud Computing. SuperTech also offers support and training services to our clients leveraging on its 24x7 monito-ring capability for Data Centers and Network (WAN) services. With a strong financial standing, SuperTech, an ISO certified organization, offers its self-owned Robust and Resilient network with over 3,500 active links guaranteeing 99.9% availability to our clients: government agencies, financial institutions, insurance, health sector, oil and gas, manu-facturing and transportation companies.

Established in 1986, the GCAA is the regulatory agency for air transport in Ghana. It provides air navigation services (Air Space Management) within the Accra Flight Information Region (FIR), licenses air transport operations, and regulates the operations of aerodromes in the country. It is also responsible for the economic regulation, consumer protection and the facilitation of efficient aviation operations and services in GhanaINTERNATIONAL REPRESENTATIONGhana is a Member of the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO), the African Civil Avia-tion Commission (AFCAC), the Civil Air Navigation Services Organization (CANSO), the Banjul Accord Group (BAG), the Banjul Accord Group Aviation Safety Oversight Organization (BAGASOO), and the Banjul Accord Group Accident Investigation Agency (BAGAIA).




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Dedicated to airport advertising, Blackwell Group Limited brings your digital, experiential and printed advertising solutions to promote your brand at Kotoka International Airport, Accra- Ghana.Our services will help you to effectively achieve your targeted audience as well as your marketing goals with creativity, sophistication and outstanding quality.Blackwell Group is based on an innovative, and flexible model, which is characterized by a more local approach yet leveraging its global scale, using high quality advertising mediums. For more information visit www.blackwellnetwork.comBlackwell - Brand Lifters

WE ARE AVIANCE GHANA. Established in 1994, aviance Ghana provides a range of ground hand-ling services at Kotoka International Airport in Ghana. We provide services to our customer airlines that include an executive lounge for First and Business Class travellers, passenger check-in and baggage handling, the loading and unloading of cargo from freight flights and a cargo warehouse operation for all import and export needs. For more information visit www.avianceghana.com

Founded in 1917 and more than 100 years in business, Oshkosh Corporation is revered as a leading designer and manufacturer of the world's toughest specialty trucks, truck bodies, and access equipment. Oshkosh, through Oshkosh Airport Products, is among the leaders in sales of ARFF vehicles to domestic and international airports. Thousands of Oshkosh Striker ARFF vehicles roam civilian and military airports worldwide to provide trustworthy services. No one unders-tands extreme conditions like Oshkosh. Which is why no one builds fire and emergency apparatus better. For more information visit www.oshkoshcorporation.com


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Detekt’In se concentre sur son domaine de prédilection qu’est la sûreté. Parce que l’environne-ment international est soucieux de sa stabilité, penser sûreté, détection d’explosifs ou de narco-tiques, scanners à rayon-x, ou inspection de véhicules est votre quotidien.Afin de garantir une réponse adaptée aux attentes de ses clients, Detekt’In travaille en étroite collaboration avec Nuctech, leader mondial et entreprise pionnière dans la conception et la fabri-cation de produits et solutions de sûreté. Ce partenariat nous permet non seulement de dévelop-per notre présence sur les marchés synergiques de l’aviation, des infrastructures et de contrôle aux ports et aux frontières, mais aussi de mettre à disposition de nos clients des technologies performantes à la pointe de l'innovation.

ROVINDS is an inter-generational company that integrates our core values of Unity, Transparency and Integrity to help shape a better Africa.An inadequate safety and maintenance culture informed our decision to focus on infrastructural and transportation Safety. As pioneers of water blasting in Africa, we have an excellent record for providing pavement solutions ensuring their safety and longevity through constant research and using the latest technology.ROVINDS design, build and maintain safe pavements that link people and goods worldwide with due consideration to the environment, society and the economy at large. Contact us : www.ro-vinds.com

HTDS is a high-tech detection systems distributor dedicated to security (X-Ray scanner for baggage, cargo and vehicles, metal detectors / magnetometers, CBRNE solutions, people scree-ning ...). With a full range of equipment suited to each area of activity (airports, ports, railway station, police forces, customs, transport companies, prisons ...) HTDS brings expertise at every stage of the implementation of your solution: consulting, installation, training and maintenance.


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Smiths Detection is a global leader in threat detection and screening technologies for the military, air transportation, homeland security and emergency response sectors. Our experience and history across more than 40 years at the frontline, enables us to provide unrivalled levels of exper-tise to detect and identify constantly changing chemical, radiological, nuclear and explosive threats, as well as weapons, dangerous goods, contraband and narcotics. Our goal is simple - to provide the security, peace of mind and freedom of movement upon which the world depends. For more information visit www.smithsdetection.com

ATNS SOC Limited is responsible for air traffic control in approximately 10% of the world’s airspace. Our services extend further than the familiar air traffic control service, into the provision of vitally important aeronautical information used for all flight planning purposes as well as search and rescue coordination activities and the maintenance of a reliable navigation infrastruc-ture. ATNS continues to serve the ATM community through the deployment of lea-ding technolo-gies, as well as continual improvement of safety levels. We understand that as an entity our excel-lence in business can only be appreciated and valued when we ensure financial, social and envi-ronmental sustainability.

Puma Energy International is a fully integrated midstream and downstream energy company that is spread across five continents in forty-nine countries, with a global network of over 3,000 retail service stations, 20,000 B2B customers and supplies over 84 airports globally. In Ghana, Puma Energy are the leaders in supply of jet fuel and have a combined storage capacity of 25,000m3 both in Tema and at the Accra. Our downstream activities include the distribution, retail and wholesale of a wide range of refined products, with additional offerings in aviation, lubricants, bitumen, LPG and marine bunkering. For more information visit www.pumaenergy.com


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As an industrial services and solutions company specialising in securing and recovering resources, SUEZ provides its customers (local authorities, industry and consumers) with concrete solutions to address new resource management challenges. Water, waste-based secondary materials and energy are essential for the vitality of human activities. We provide expert water optimization ser-vices in water networks, engineering, equipment, operation and maintenance. We pioneer advanced solutions through waste water recycling and seawater desalination. We ensure waste collection and disposal and promote waste recovery to generate renewable waste-based energy and secondary raw ma-terials. We offer innovative solutions in consulting for the sustainable urban development.


Ikusi, renowned IT specialist in the airport market, brings innovative technological solutions through proprietary development and partner alliances.Ikusi makes real both operational efficiency and passenger experience thanks to its experience of more than 40 years in the airport business.Its solutions increase airport infrastructures profitability by raising process efficiency and non-ae-ronautical income, while improving security, strategic planning and the passenger experience.

Alstef, société du groupe B2A Technology, conçoit et réalise des installations de manutention automatisée. Elle estdevenue un des principaux fournisseurs mondiaux de systèmes de manuten-tion de bagages.De l’enregistrement à la livraison des bagages, Alstef propose une gamme de produits et de systèmes performants pour assurer la flexibilité de l’exploitation, réduire les coûts de mainte-nance et permettre les évolutions des systèmes de manutention des bagages de soute.


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China Airport Construction Group Co.,Ltd. (CACC), founded in 1954 and affiliated to Civil Aviation Administration of China, is the only enterprise in China for providing whole-process services for the airport construction.In China, CACC serves 150-plus airports in such cities as Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou, and has undertaken the continuous upgrading and expansion projects for these airports over the past six decades, totaling upwards of 10,000 projects.CACC is committed to the development of overseas projects, and has undertaken the airport construction projects successively in 20-plus countries including Togo, Laos, Comoros, Angola, Congo-Brazzaville and Congo-Kinshasa.CACC boasts outstanding strength in various fields such as airport master plan, terminal design, airfield design and construction, and in particular has the rich experience in airport construction without interruption of operation which has reached world-leading level.

The NextRoad Group, which is the result of the merger in 2017 of the two companies Vectra and Qualys-Tpi, marks the history of the road engineering sector, being the first independent private company of this size to have ever existed in France, in a field before reserved for and held by public engineering.Following the acquisition of ACR and ControLab, the Group now employs more than 200 people with a turnover of around 22 million euros.It is organized around two activities: road engineering [NextRoad Engineering] whose mission is to support infrastructure managers in their process of maintenance of road, motorway, airport networks and civil engineering infrastructure on one hand, and manufacturing, selling laboratory and auscultation equipment [NextRoad Equipment] on the other.The NextRoad Group has also developed an international business, particularly in Africa (airports and motorways) with a subsidiary in Tunisia.


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The sky is the limit for Wanzl passengers! The smooth-running and maneuverable luggage trans-port trolleys can accommodate suitcases and the like. As a systems supplier, Wanzl is also the partner of choice for complete trolley management and trolley monitoring. Passenger guidance systems steer passenger flows and ensure that passenger security checks at the airport gates are not only highly precise but also fast and tamper-proof. Wanzl wishes you bon voyage!The Wanzl company stands for dynamism, reliability and progress. We have been a recognised global leader with our Shop Solutions, Retail Systems, Logistics + Industry, Airport + Security Solu-tions and Hotel Service business divisions for decades. Wanzl solutions are always synonymous with exceptional quality, attractive aesthetics and distinctive design combined with optimum ergonomics.


With over 25 years of experience in the airport industry, RESA is an expert supplier offering airpo-rts, airlines and handlers from all over the world, a wide range of integrated software solutions including CUPPS, DCS, BRS, AODB, FIDS, AIMS, Billing, Passenger Tracking and Business Intelli-gence. These reliable solutions are already installed in more than 200 airports in over 40 countries worldwide. RESA is the first I.T. provider for African airports. We will be pleased to welcome you at our booth to discuss your projects.

The Rosenbauer Group Rosenbauer is an internationally active corporate group that is a dependable partner of the firefi-ghting community all over the world. The company develops and produces vehicles, firefighting systems, fire & safety equipment and telematic solutions for professional, industrial and volunteer fire services, as well as installations for preventive fire protection. In more than 100 countries, Rosenbauer is the largest fire equipment provider in the world with revenues of about € 900 million and more than 3,400 employees.


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With over 10,000 installations around the world, SKIDATA is one of the leading global providers of innovative parking solutions (Car access) and events (people access).SKIDATA's success is based on ingenious solutions, intuitive operation as well as reliable equip-ment.SKIDATA is at your disposal to listen and advise you in Africa through two subsidiaries based in Tunis and Johannesburg.To date, more than 250 installations across Africa (Tunisia, Morocco, Algeria, Cameroon, Gabon, Guinea, South Africa, Kenya, Nigeria, Mauritius, Tanzania, Botswana) demonstrate our leadership and know-how in the continent.

Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) is a service Organization established by Act No. 9 of 1996 and as amended and contained in Cap F5 Laws of the Federal Republic of Nigeria 2004. The Organization is statutorily charged with the development and management of all commercial airpo-rts owned by the Federal Government of Nigeria and the management of some aspects of other state/ private owned Airports.The Authority currently manages 22 airports across the country and provides fire, marshalling and security services for all other non-FAAN managed airports. With about 12 million passengers travel-ling through its airports yearly, FAAN’s vision is to develop and profitably manage customer-centric airport facilities for the safe, secure and efficient carriage of passengers and goods at world-class standards of quality.Over the years, FAAN has been presented with numerous awards including the “Aviation Industry Agency of the year, 2017” and the PAN African International recognition for “Most improved and innovative Government agency”. In the bid to guarantee safe and secure facilitation, FAAN’s two major international airports have recently been awarded their aerodrome certification. Together with our professional and dedicated staff we will continue to strive to build a robust air transport industry that is Pivotal to Nigeria’s Socio-economic Development and Africa’s air transport industry.


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ALPHA-AIRPORT is providing since more than 25 years now a wide range of solution and system, covering the whole airport infrastructures needs, with wide references all over the world. From the design of airport infrastructure to turnkey system installation, our team is organized in two main departments:

Airside: Studies (for AGL, ATC, APRON) - Airfield lighting system / ATC solutions / Power produc-tion and distribution / Solar beacon light & HMI

Landside: Studies & Engineering / BHS / Airport furniture / Security solutions / IT / Turnkey construction of passenger terminal for small and medium airport

Within our scope of work, we are able to provide from single studies, to complete turnkey solu-tion including installation, training, technical assistance, maintenance and spare part delivery.


TAV Aviation Minds is an international training and consultancy company which aims to increase the overall performance and efficiency of the airports by providing customized solutions for diffe-rent cultures and regions. TAV Aviation Minds helps aviation professionals and practitioners to develop their theoretical, practical and leadership skills to manage highly complex aviation enter-prises by using TAV Airports’ know-how and Aviation Minds’ experience in aviation management.Some of TAV Aviation Minds’ Provided Services:- Airport Organizational Development Program- Airport Management & Efficiency Development (AMED) Program- Classroom training, On the job training, competency assessment, continuous improvement, project development


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ADB SAFEGATE is a leading provider of solutions that boost efficiency, improve safety, raise envi-ronmental sustainability and reduce operational costs for airports and airlines worldwide. Its solutions tackle every aspect from approach to departure - airport traffic handling, airfield lighting, tower-based traffic control systems, gate and docking automation, services and advanced analytics.We are a worldwide, world-class team with the commitment of 1100+ people, 35+ locations, 45+ nationalities. Closer to our customers is our credo. Today, ADB SAFEGATE has a strategic sales presence in more than 35 locations around the world, and a production and engineering footprint in several countries across Europe and the United States.


VISIOM, leading the luggage security screening sector, distributes a large systems solutions range for its Customers overall needs throughout France and Export.VISIOM is a perennial partner for air, maritime or ground fields and sensitive public and private sites.We supply our whole territory and propose long-lasting solutions for identified needs with experts teams.Our actions are dictated with our strong will to entirely answer to security issues, while minimi-zing impact on operating an airport, sensible ministerial or industrial site.Service is our leitmotiv.

The Kenya Airports Authority (KAA) was established in 1991 and is primarily mandated to administer, control, manage, operate, construct and develop aerodromes in Kenya.KAA’s mission is to provide a consistent and delightful travel experience by focusing on its core values which are: customer focus, team spirit, integrity and innovation.KAA manages 18 airports and airstrips, with Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA) being our flagship airport named after Kenya's first President. JKIA today is the biggest Airport in East and Central Africa, handling over 8.3 million passengers per annum.


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The USAID Reducing Opportunities for Unlawful Transport of Endangered Species (ROUTES) Partnership brings together transport and logistics companies, government agencies, develop-ment groups, law enforcement, conservation organizations, academia and donors to disrupt wild-life trafficking activities, and forms a key element of the concerted international response to addressing wildlife poaching and associated criminal activities worldwide by :- Improving Data Analytics- Engaging Corporate Leaders- Training Transport Personnel- Strengthening Policies & Protocols- Increasing Collaboration with EnforcementROUTES has developed a range of training tools for roles across the air transport sector. These resources help teach employees how to detect, safety respond to, and report incidents of wildlife trafficking.


Zenith Bank (Ghana) Limited was incorporated in April 2005 under the Banking Act 2004 (Act 673) as a private limited company and commenced universal banking operation in September 2005. The Bank is one of the strongest and most profitable brands; and one of the largest by asset size in Ghana. Its philosophy has been anchored on a continuous investment in people, technology and excellent customer service. Over the last fourteen years, Zenith Bank has improved its capacity, size, market share and industry rankings in all parameters. It has established its presence with thirty eight (38) business offices (branches and agencies) in Ghana. Zenith Bank is a customer focused bank that places utmost priority on the satisfaction and delight of its customers. For more information visithttps://www.zenithbank.com.gh


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DDP Outdoor Limited is the market leader in Outdoor Advertising in West Africa. Leveraging a network of over 3,000 billboards, the company serves clientele from all sectors of the economy.

DDP Outdoor Ltd offers a one stop shop for Out of Home Advertising with an amazing turnaround time which is unmatched in the market. Services offered include Billboard advertising, Airport advertising, Large Format Digital Printing and Fabrication.

DDP Outdoor Ltd holds concessions for advertising at Kotoka International Airport (Terminal 3), Kumasi Airport, Tamale Airport, Sunyani Airport, Wa Airstrip and Takoradi Airport.

DDP Outdoor is passionate about Airport Advertising!


Microcell Limited has been a strategic partner to the Ghana Airports Company Limited (GACL) and currently runs the Sanbra Business Lounge and Duty-Free Concessions at the international Termi-nal (T3).

Microcell Ltd is a Ghanaian company registered under the Ghana Free Zones Board as a free Zone company and has established its presence at the Kotoka International Airport (KIA) since October 2013 as the operator of “Sanbra Duty-Free and Priority Lounge”.

Microcell (Sanbra) has recently extended its operation and opened Sanbra Business Lounge and Duty-Free shops at the new terminal at Roberts International Airport, Liberia.

Our vision is to be the foremost airport retail services and hospitality facilities management com-pany in West Africa, with world class standards that epitomize both value for money and true comfort away from home. Our mission is to provide a total experience of quality products and services for travelers, by inculcating a customer-focused drive in our staff and investing in a perpe-tually evolving infrastructure, product and service portfolio that deliver exceptional convenience and value to our clients.


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Facol Limited (Establish in 1989 (has been in operation for 30 years. The company has 5 divisions with projects in Road, Airfields, Ports and Infrastructure:

A. Line Markings, B. Signage and Information Boards, C. Pedestrian & Crash Barriers

D. Traffic Controls and Street lighting, E. Road Pavement Construction & maintenance

Facol Ltd has

2 subsidiaries:

a. Local Industries: Processing of bitumen emulsion products for road pavement construction

b. Facol Quarry Ltd: Two Stone Quarry Sites in Ghana for roads and building projects.

Facol Ltd has the following foreign technical partners:-

(a) Siemens AG, (Germany/U.K.) Traffic Signalling Controls (b) Ennis Paints (U.S./South Africa)

(c) Roadgrip (U.K.) Airfield services (d) Kelly Brothers (Ireland) Road Paints

(e) Hoffmann (Germany) Line Marking Machine

For more information visithttps://www.facollimited.com

South African Airways (SAA) is one of the leading carriers in Africa. In Ghana, it offers the only nonstop flight between Accra and Washington D.C. daily with convenient connections to over 100 cities across the U.S. and Canada through its partnership with United Airlines. In West Africa, it has partnered with Africa World Airlines (AWA) to enhance connectivity for its customers travel-ling within the region. SAA’s flights to and from Johannesburg offers seamless connections on AWA flights between Accra and Lagos, Abuja, Monrovia and Freetown.

SAA was awarded Airline of the Year – 2018 by Ghana Tourism Authority, proving its commitment to Ghana.



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The Ministry was established by the Civil Service (establishment) Instrument 2017, Executive Instrument (E.I) 28, in line with section 11 of the Civil Service Act 1993, (PNDCL 327) to initiate and formulate aviation policies for the development of the Aviation Industry in Ghana.Policy objective. The medium term policy objective is to ‘‘Make Ghana an aviation hub for the West African Sub-region’’.The Ministry has oversight responsibilities over two Agencies namely:- Ghana Civil Aviation Authority (GCAA)- Ghana Airports Company Limited (GACL)Functions : The core functions of the Ministry and its Agencies are as follows:- Formulating and coordinating aviation policies as well integration of sector plans and strategies with other sector ministry - Ensure sector performance management, monitoring, evaluating and reporting; - Promote innovation research and development as well as information management - Develop human resource capacity and new technology for the sector - Ensure the granting of approval for licensing of Air Transport operations - Negotiate Bilateral Air Service Agreement with contracting states - On-Going Projects within the Aviation Sector• Establishment of Home Based-Carrier• Construction of Air Navigation Services (ANS) building• Construction of Kumasi Airport Phase II & III Project• Construction of Tamale Airport Phase II Project• Construction of Northern Apron at KIA• Installation of VHF Equipment and Associated systems at Ho Airport• Installation of Radar for Kumasi and Tamale Airports• Installation of 200 VHF radio for Accra (LIREX)





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28th ACI AFRICA · ﬁts into GACL’s vision to position Ghana as the aviation hub and leader in airport business in West Africa. About the Host 5 12-18 October 2019 Accra - Ghana