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[12/02/2025 05:49]

ABU DHABI - SABA
Minister of Transport Dr. Abdel Salam Humayd is participating in a pivotal session to amend the Chicago Convention, to expand the Council of the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO).

The session was held on the sidelines of the Global Forum for Executive Support for the Sustainability of Global Civil Aviation, hosted by the United Arab Emirates and organized by the International Civil Aviation Organization.

Minister of Transport stressed the importance of the need to amend Articles 50 (a) and 56 of the Chicago Convention to ensure that they keep pace with the rapid developments and new challenges witnessed by the civil aviation sector, pointing out the importance of this meeting to discuss a vital topic related to the future of international civil aviation, represented by amending Articles 50 (a) and 56 of the Chicago Convention, which is considered the cornerstone of regulating international civil aviation and establishing rules and standards that ensure the safety and effectiveness of this vital sector.