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Japan Grants 2.853 Billion Yen to Nepal for Airport Modernization

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The Government of Japan provided grant assistance worth 2.853 billion yen (2.767 billion NPR) to Nepal for the improvement of air traffic control facilities at Tribhuvan International Airport (TIA). The project will rehabilitate the control tower, renew critical building systems, and modernize communications and air traffic management to ICAO standards. The grant aims to enhance safety margins, improve traffic management efficiency, and bolster disaster resilience.

From peoplesreview.com.np

Why it matters

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TIA is Nepal’s principal international gateway and is vital for trade and connectivity in the landlocked country. The modernization effort is expected to support tourism and trade across Nepal by improving service continuity and efficiency.

The Government of Japan is currently providing emergency relief aid to Nepal following a disaster.

From peoplesreview.com.np

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    Grant funding for TIA modernization could boost trade and tourism capacity.

  • The Ministry of Culture, Tourism and Civil Aviation might see improved capacity for civil aviation infrastructure due to the grant.

  • Improved airport efficiency could support tourism growth and revenue.

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