MAURITANIA: Feasibility Study For Developing Sustainable Aviation Fuel Production Handed Over

0700Z 29Oct26

NOUAKCHOTT, Mauritania: National Civil Aviation Agency organised the workshop with European Union (EU) support and International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) coordination. General Secretary of the Ministry of Equipment and Transport Ameiziza Karbali opened the workshop on Wednesday.

NOUAKCHOTT, Mauritania

Mauritania's National Civil Aviation Agency organised a workshop with European Union (EU) support and International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) coordination.
General Secretary of the Ministry of Equipment and Transport Ameiziza Karbali opened the workshop on Wednesday.
The feasibility study forms part of the ACT-SAF programme.
The study assesses national potential for sustainable aviation fuel development and identifies technical, economic and environmental requirements.
ICAO representatives formally handed the study report to the General Secretary after the opening.
Results will support identification of local resource opportunities and gradual transition pathways to sustainable aviation fuel.

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