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Kazakhstan and Changi Airport Group Partner on Astana Infrastructure Development

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The Astana akimat, Kazakhstan’s Ministry of Transport, and Changi Airport Group (CAI), a subsidiary of Changi Airport Group, have signed a Framework Cooperation Agreement regarding major infrastructure in Astana. The agreement formalizes cooperation on two fronts: the construction of a new airport in Astana, and the existing Astana International Airport. The parties are currently negotiating the partnership structure and project implementation terms.

From trend.az

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The initiative aligns with President of Kazakhstan Kassym-Jomart Tokayev’s goal of establishing an international aviation hub and developing Astana’s transit potential. The cooperation includes CAI’s potential participation in the management, operations, and maintenance of the existing airport facilities.

The government mandates regional infrastructure development, specifically involving the Kenderli Airport Project in Kazakhstan. Planned infrastructure for air taxi services is also being developed in Kazakhstan.

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Who's involved

  • AstanaThe capital city of Kazakhstan, the project site for the new airport.
  • KazakhstanThe sovereign state of Kazakhstan where the infrastructure projects are located.
  • Changi Airport GroupThe company whose subsidiary, CAI, is involved in the airport projects.

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