KABUL has been signed between a German company and the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA), a statement from the Presidential Palace said on Sunday.
The agreement would help increase revenue generated from the country’s airspace by 23 percent, said that the statement.
The agreement was signed between German THALES and ACC in the presence of President Ashraf Ghani.
The implementation of the new system would cost 24 million Euros, maintenance cost reaching 8,484 million Euros per year.
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