ISLAMABAD: Finance Minister Ishaq Dar has directed officials to prepare necessary amendments to the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) Act for the inspection by the International Air Transport Association (IATA) in July. can be qualified which will allow PIA to resume flights to UK. , USA, and other European countries.
The decision came after the minister, who chaired a meeting in the Finance Division on the issue of CAA and Airport Security Force, was briefed on the issues facing the aviation sector in terms of regulation, security, service delivery and security. Supply, safety and security are faced. State capacity building
During the meeting, the focus was on necessary amendments in aviation laws/ordinances to improve service delivery and standards of the country’s aviation sector, aligning them with those followed internationally. The aim is to resume flights of the national airline to UK, USA. and Europe.
Meanwhile, the Economic Coordination Committee (ECC) of the Cabinet headed by Dar approved the summary of import of Pakistan Oilfields Limited (POL) products on account of foreign suppliers through customs bonded storage facilities.
The ECC considered and approved a technical supplementary grant of Rs.200 million in favor of the Department of Auditor General of Pakistan (DAGP) to meet employee related expenses.
The ECC revised the Home Ministry’s summary and approved a technical supplementary grant of Rs 3.8 billion, including Rs 2.98 billion for FCKP (North) and FCKP (South) for ration bills. 824 million for Rs.
Aviation and Railways Minister Khawaja Saad Rafique, Commerce Minister Syed Naveed Qamar, SAPM for Finance Tariq Bajwa, Secretary Aviation, DGASF, DGCAA and senior officers of Finance and Aviation attended the meeting. Also participated.
