Tunisia has signed with Rwanda an air service agreement.
The agreement was approved by interim Minister of Foreign Affairs Sabri Bachtobji and Dr Vincent Biruta Rwanda’s Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation.
The event took place in Addis Ababa-Ethiopia, in the sideline of the ongoing 33rd African Union Ordinary Summit.
The new agreement will set a new benchmark by including provisions not normally covered by bilateral air transport agreements, such as social or environmental matters.
Beyond traffic rights, the Tunisia-Rwanda agreement provides a single set of rules, high standards and a platform for future cooperation on a wide range of aviation issues, such as safety, security or air traffic management.
Under the agreement, all commercial flight operators from Rwanda and Tunisia will be allowed to operate inbound and outbound flight services between the two countries.
The agreement will enable Rwanda’s National carrier Rwandair and Tunisia flag carrier TUNISAIR to fly to and from Kigali and Tunis respectively with a minimum of one stopover but less fatigue for passengers doing business between the two regions.
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