KABUL and Tajikistan have signed an agreement to increase flights between the two neighbors and explore more air routes, a statement from the Afghan Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) said on Wednesday.
CAA Director Mohammad Qasem Wafaezada and his Tajik counterpart Subhanzada inked the agreement in Dushanbe, the Tajik capital, the statement said.
Accelerating capacity development of air traffic of the two countries, specially flights crossing the airspace of the two nations, was the main goal of the accord, it added.
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