Pakistan in Talks With UAE Firm to Run Islamabad Airport

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Pakistan plans to hand over operation and management of the airport in the capital, Islamabad, to a firm from the UAE under a government-to-government deal after rejecting an offer from a UK-Turkish consortium

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 Pakistan in Talks With UAE Firm to Run Islamabad Airport

Pakistan plans to hand over operation and management of the airport in the capital, Islamabad, to a firm from the United Arab Emirates under a government-to-government deal after rejecting an offer from a UK-Turkish consortium.

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