Title: ICAO and World Food Programme to enhance support for humanitarian air services Page Content: Seoul and Montreal, 1 June 2023 - ICAO and the United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) entered a new landmark collaboration agreement today aimed at advancing civil aviation safety, efficiency, and sustainability in humanitarian operations. This strategic partnership, forged under the auspices of the ICAO Global Implementation Support Symposium currently taking place in Seoul, Republic of Korea, will focus on key areas of cooperation to ensure safer and more sustainable aviation operations, particularly in the context of humanitarian air services. "By combining our expertise and resources, ICAO and the WFP aim to create a safer, more efficient, and environmentally responsible aviation industry," remarked ICAO Secretary General Juan Carlos Salazar, after signing the Memorandum of Understanding. "This partnership underscores our shared commitment to addressing the unique
France has celebrated the groundbreaking for the first of four battery manufacturing gigafactories, which European and Asian companies are planning to build in the country's north
Tena koutou katoaand thank you, Mayor Nadine Taylor, for your welcome to Marlborough. Thanks also Doug Saunders-Loder and all of you for inviting me to your annual conference. As you might know, I'm quite new to this job - and I'm particularly pleased that the first organisation I'm giving a speech to is one that says its central job is caring for coastal communities. Because that's what matters to me too. A long time ago, when I was studying marine ecology, I learnt that communities are at the heart of everything. Communities of animals and plants in the sea and on the land, and communities of people. Acknowledging that everything fits together - that everything we do affects everything else - is essential. That what we do on the land affects what happens in the sea. And that everything we do at sea affects whether the oceans will continue to support not only a healthy, productive seafood sector, but that they can also keep supplying so many things that are essential f
Title: New professional programme to boost aviation regulators' and managers' abilities to address challenges Page Content: Seoul and Montreal, 30 May 2023 - A new innovative initiative aimed at equipping aviation regulators and senior and mid-level managers with comprehensive professional training to address current and emerging challenges will result from an agreement signed today between ICAO, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University (ERAU), KoreaAerospace University (KAU), and Incheon International Airport Corporation (IIAC). The agreement, which was signed at the on-going ICAO Global Implementation Support Symposiumin Seoul, Republic of Korea, establishes the "Global Aviation Professional Programme (GAPP)." Under this new agreement, the partners will collaborate to deliver a transformative learning experience. This programme represents a significant milestone in aviation education and training, harnessing the collective knowledge and expertise of the partners. By le
NANNING, June 2 (Xinhua) In south China Guangxi, a special member participates in firefighter daily training. This third-grade pupil can do 84 bar pullovers