Qatar's civil aviation authority unveils new strategy focused on safety
The strategy sets out a regulatory framework and roadmap to improve operational efficiency and air connectivity, officials said.
Qatar's Civil Aviation Authority launched a new strategy on Tuesday, the state news agency QNA reported.
The launch took place at a ceremony under the patronage of Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman bin Jassim Al-Thani, with Minister of Transport Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulla bin Mohammed Al-Thani presiding and several senior state officials attending.
The strategy, titled "Leading the Sky, Inspired by Vision," aims to build a leading global civil aviation system that improves safety and supports secure and sustainable air transport.
It also complements the Ministry of Transport Strategy 2025-2030, which seeks an integrated, secure, resilient and sustainable transport system.
Mohamed bin Faleh Al Hajri, the official in charge of managing the authority, said: "We are pleased to launch QCAA's new strategy."
Al Hajri said the strategy gives the authority a regulatory framework and a roadmap to develop the aviation system, improve operational efficiency and expand air connectivity.
He added that the authority would oversee implementation of the strategy in the coming period and turn it into specific initiatives and projects.
At the ceremony, a video outlined the strategy's pillars of operational efficiency, regulatory excellence and international influence, along with plans to digitize operational and regulatory processes.
The authority plans to carry out further development initiatives in the next phase in partnership with relevant entities.
The strategy is linked to Qatar National Vision 2030, the country's long-term national development framework.