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Pakistan approves move to finalize deal with UAE on Islamabad airport operations

  • Move comes as Pakistan seeks foreign investment to revive struggling aviation sector
  • Islamabad airport, opened in 2018, has faced criticism over delays and poor facilities
By Arab News Pakistan ·

Pakistan sets up separate immigration counters for foreigners to boost tourism, investment

By SAIMA SHABBIR ·
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Pakistan begins Hajj operations as first flight departs from Islamabad with 442 pilgrims

By SAIMA SHABBIR ·

Pakistan eyes revenue boost as Chinese cargo firm formally launches flights to Islamabad

By Arab News Pakistan ·

US warns nationals against travel to Pakistan, citing ‘terrorism’ and conflict risks

By Arab News Pakistan ·
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Pakistan says no human metapneumovirus case reported so far, monitoring flights from China

By SAIMA SHABBIR ·

Turkish group bids below minimum fee for Islamabad Airport operations

By Reuters ·

Pakistani airline Air Sial launches weekly flights from Islamabad to Riyadh

By SAIMA SHABBIR ·

UAE aviation team reviews security measures at Islamabad airport

By Arab News Pakistan ·

Saudi aviation team on third Pakistan visit this month to review security at airports

By Arab News Pakistan ·

Pakistan unveils aviation reforms, plans to ‘outsource’ airports and resuscitate Roosevelt Hotel

By Arab News Pakistan ·

Pakistan rushes to bolster defenses at airports as COVID-19 surges in China

By Aamir Saeed ·

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