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DUSHANBE, 01.02.2024 (NIAT Khovar) – The issue of establishing a Dangara international airport is set to be resolved in 2024. Currently, it is undergoing review and development, as stated by Dilshod Safarzoda, the Director of the Civil Aviation Agency under the Government of Tajikistan, at a press conference on January 31.
At present, there are draft agreements for air services between Tajikistan and several countries, including Finland, Sri Lanka, Vietnam, Malaysia, Moldova, Hungary, the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, Singapore, Cyprus, Egypt, Hungary, and Lithuania. However, there are certain details that must be considered. Tajikistan has already signed air service agreements with 28 foreign countries, including 9 CIS countries (Russia, Belarus, Ukraine, Azerbaijan, Turkmenistan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Armenia, and Uzbekistan), 7 European countries (France, Luxembourg, Germany, Austria, Czech Republic, Latvia, and Turkey), and 12 Asian countries (Iran, Afghanistan, India, China, Pakistan, Thailand, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Qatar, Kuwait, Republic of Korea, and the Kingdom of Oman).
In 2023, significant efforts were made to develop the civil aviation sector, expand cooperation and flight routes, attract foreign investment, and establish Tajikistan as a transit country. During this time, meetings were held with representatives from various countries and companies, such as the Azerbaijani airline AZAL, the World Bank, the United Arab Emirates’ Cosmelt company, the French company Thales, the Russian company Veya Invest, the Georgian Airways airline, the UK Aviation Administration, the Saudi Arabian Kayan Group Company, and the Chinese corporation “POWER China International Group”.