Nigeria and Morocco signed a revised Bilateral Air Services Agreement (BASA) on April 16, 2026, in Marrakech, aimed at strengthening air connectivity, expanding flight operations, and boosting tourism and economic cooperation between the two countries. The updated agreement introduces a more flexible and modern framework aligned with global aviation standards, enabling increased route access, higher flight frequencies, and improved operational efficiency for airlines. It is expected to enhance competition, support collaboration between aviation authorities, and facilitate smoother passenger travel between West and North Africa. Beyond aviation, the deal is projected to stimulate tourism flows, business travel, trade, and investment, while aligning with Nigeria’s broader aviation reform agenda to expand international connectivity and position itself as a regional hub.
Guyana and Morocco signed an Open Skies Air Services Agreement on the sidelines of the ICAO Global Implementation Support Symposium 2026, aimed at promoting air connectivity and facilitating airline operations between the two countries. The agreement establishes a comprehensive legal framework covering traffic…
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