Dushanbe, Tajikistan, April 2. The recent
discussions between Tajikistan and China have focused on converting
the direct air corridor, POMIR-AGVUT, into a transit route, while
also attracting both domestic and international airlines to utilize
the route, Trend
reports via the Tajikairnavigation state unitary enterprise.
The matter was addressed during the 6th meeting on the
coordination of communication, navigation, and air traffic
management systems (CNS/ATM) between the two nations. High-ranking
Chinese civil aviation officials also took the opportunity to tour
the operational halls and air traffic control tower of the
Tajikairnavigation, gaining insight into the company’s air
navigation services.
The successful implementation of these initiatives is expected
to provide significant opportunities not only for Tajikistan and
China but also for countries across Asia and Europe. The opening of
the new air corridor is expected to offer a substantial boost to
economic development and strengthen the strategic partnership
between the two countries and the broader regional cooperation.
The agreement to open the POMIR-AGVUT route between China and
Tajikistan was finalized in 2023.