TAAG, which participated in the body's 56th assembly, which took place in Cairo between Sunday and Tuesday, says that hosting the event reflects "Angola's growing notoriety in the African and global aviation panorama, consolidating its positioning as a hub strategic region".
In a statement sent to VerAngola, the company says that this is an opportunity to promote the 'Angola brand', strengthen Luanda's role as a mobility platform at a regional level and highlight the New Dr. Antônio Agostinho Neto. "Holding the event in Angola will be a landmark moment, and the ideal occasion to highlight the country's advances in areas such as infrastructure, tourism, commerce and transport, and at the same time, promote strategic partnerships to attract new investments", they add.
At the same time, and with the formal announcement of Angola's acceptance as host country of the 57th AFRAA Annual General Assembly, TAAG will assume the rotating presidency of the institution in 2025, assigned to the president of the airline's Executive Committee, Nelson de Oliveira.
The TAAG delegation that participated in the AFRAA summit in Egypt was led by the president of the Board of Directors, António dos Santos Domingos, who gave the solemn speech, where the strengths of Angola and TAAG were highlighted, as organizers of the summit in the next year.
The AFRAA Annual General Assembly, recognized as the main forum for African aviation, brings together leaders, experts and decision-makers to discuss the sector's challenges and opportunities. Participants include presidents and CEOs of African airlines, representatives of organizations such as ICAO, IATA and AFCAC, civil aviation authorities, airport operators, air navigation service providers, aircraft and engine manufacturers, component suppliers and other stakeholders strategic.
This year's event focused on analyzing topics such as the development of air transport in Africa, strategies to integrate the continent, strengthening economic connections, innovative solutions for the sector, technological advances, sustainability and competitiveness.
