Ghana's parliament has approved Bilateral Air Service Agreements (BASAs) with six countries. The agreements include Benin, Mauritius, Guyana, Luxembourg, Qatar, and Saudi Arabia. The move aims to enhance regional air connectivity.
The agreements were signed after parliamentary approval. The agreements are expected to boost trade and tourism between Ghana and the signatory nations. The agreements also aim to improve aviation safety standards.
Ghana has been working to strengthen its aviation sector. The agreements follow recent efforts to modernize the country’s air transport system. The agreements also align with regional integration goals in West Africa. The agreements are part of a broader strategy to increase Ghana’s role in regional and international aviation networks.
