Lebanon
Rasamni Inspects Qlayaat Airport Works Ahead of Scheduled Opening on the 15th
Minister of Public Works and Transport Faiz Rasamni inspected ongoing construction at Rene Moawad Airport in Qlayaat, confirming preparations for its operational launch on the 15th.

Minister of Public Works and Transport Faiz Rasamni visited Rene Moawad Airport in Qlayaat - Akkar, northern Lebanon, following his participation yesterday, Monday, in the reopening ceremony of the Al-Aboudiyeh - Al-Dabousiyeh border crossing.
Rasamni reviewed the progress and development of round-the-clock works currently underway at the airport, just one week before its scheduled opening on the 15th of this month, as previously announced by Prime Minister Nawaf Salam.
Rasamni reiterated his confirmation, stating to "An-Nahar" that "the date is fixed for him to operate the first flights."
In addition, Akkar Governor Imad Labaki visited the airport and also inspected the works.
The contracting company's workshops are accelerating the completion of the airport's rehabilitation and operationalization process. Multiple work crews are operating around the clock in a diligent effort to fulfill their assigned tasks, adhering to officially set deadlines so that the airport is fully ready on all fronts for the launch of its first flight on the 15th to Cairo, as announced.
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