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Dutch Caribbean airports ink cooperation agreement | THE DAILY HERALD

May 3, 2021

Dutch Caribbean airports  ink cooperation agreement | THE DAILY HERALD
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A screenshot of the virtual signing ceremony.

AIRPORT--The heads of all the Dutch Caribbean airports signed a cooperation agreement during a virtual ceremony on Wednesday, April 28. This formalised the creation of the so-called Dutch Caribbean Cooperation of Airports (DCCA).

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  The DCCA seeks to foster mutual assistance, knowledge exchange and expertise sharing between the airports. The collaboration will cover issues such as innovation, sustainability; health, safety and security regulations; emergency assistance and response; stable and affordable air connections, infrastructure and project management.

  During the ceremony, the airport heads expressed their commitment to start preparing a “road map” to make the Dutch Caribbean a regional “front runner in [coronavirus COVID-19 – Ed.] testing.”

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Source: https://www.thedailyherald.sx/islands/dutch-caribbean-airports-ink-cooperation-agreement

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