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  1. The Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria is seeking strategic partnerships to enhance flight efficiency and upgrade Margaret Ekpo International Airport in Cross River State.

Zamfara State Partners with Airport for Scheduled Commercial Flights

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The Zamfara State Government signed an Air Route Development Partnership Agreement with XEJet Limited regarding scheduled commercial flights. The agreement covers routes between Gusau International Airport and Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport, Abuja. XEJet will operate these flights twice weekly, beginning next month.

From dailytrust.com

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The partnership aims to improve connectivity and facilitate business, investment, tourism, and economic activities in Zamfara State. Officials stated the new air route would draw potential investors and help boost the state's economy.

The Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria is seeking strategic partnerships to enhance Margaret Ekpo International Airport in Cross River State.

From dailytrust.com

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    The partnership could improve connectivity and attract investment to the state.

  • The airport might experience increased operational activity and revenue from the new commercial flight mandate.

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