Oman to Host Arab Aviation & Media Summit
16.05.2013 Aviation Space
Low-cost carrier Air Arabia announced that the third Arab Aviation and Media Summit will held under the patronage of Maitha Al Mahrouqi, Undersecretary of Oman’s Ministry of Tourism on June 2 and 3 in Salalah, Sultanate of Oman.
Hosted by Air Arabia in partnership with Oman’s Ministry of Tourism and Airbus, the theme of Arab Aviation and Media Summit 2013 is “Aviation and Tourism: Enabler of Economic Growth”.
In addition to assessing the impact of aviation and tourism on regional economic growth, the summit will focus on discussing the challenges and opportunities faced by the industry in the wider Arab world.
The two-day event will commence with a gala dinner hosted by Oman’s Ministry of Tourism, followed by a full day summit featuring a high profile panel of speakers and a wide network of editors and media from all over the Arab world, together debating Arab aviation and tourism. Last year, the event drew more than 150 participants and took place in Sharjah, UAE.
Al Mahrouqi said: “The Sultanate of Oman offers a lot when it comes to travel and tourism. Hosting the summit in Salalah demonstrates our commitment to developing tourism across the country. We are delighted to join with our partners to make this important and timely summit possible as a platform for a dialogue of ideas between industry participants and media.”
Adel A Ali, Group Chief Executive Officer of event Organizer Air Arabia said, “The Arab world’s aviation and tourism industry has, over the years, demonstrated its significance to economic growth. Underscored by job creation and bilateral trade, the sector will continue to be regarded as a catalyst for economic activities.”
“We are confident that by joining hands with Oman’s Ministry of Tourism, Airbus and fellow partners, the summit is uniquely positioned to meet the most pressing needs and capture future opportunities in this key sector,” he added.
This year, the Summit is eyeing increased regional and international participation by showcasing the rapid growth and development that the aviation and tourism sector is experiencing in Oman, the region and the wider Arab world.
Hosted by Air Arabia in partnership with Oman’s Ministry of Tourism and Airbus, the theme of Arab Aviation and Media Summit 2013 is “Aviation and Tourism: Enabler of Economic Growth”.
In addition to assessing the impact of aviation and tourism on regional economic growth, the summit will focus on discussing the challenges and opportunities faced by the industry in the wider Arab world.
The two-day event will commence with a gala dinner hosted by Oman’s Ministry of Tourism, followed by a full day summit featuring a high profile panel of speakers and a wide network of editors and media from all over the Arab world, together debating Arab aviation and tourism. Last year, the event drew more than 150 participants and took place in Sharjah, UAE.
Al Mahrouqi said: “The Sultanate of Oman offers a lot when it comes to travel and tourism. Hosting the summit in Salalah demonstrates our commitment to developing tourism across the country. We are delighted to join with our partners to make this important and timely summit possible as a platform for a dialogue of ideas between industry participants and media.”
Adel A Ali, Group Chief Executive Officer of event Organizer Air Arabia said, “The Arab world’s aviation and tourism industry has, over the years, demonstrated its significance to economic growth. Underscored by job creation and bilateral trade, the sector will continue to be regarded as a catalyst for economic activities.”
“We are confident that by joining hands with Oman’s Ministry of Tourism, Airbus and fellow partners, the summit is uniquely positioned to meet the most pressing needs and capture future opportunities in this key sector,” he added.
This year, the Summit is eyeing increased regional and international participation by showcasing the rapid growth and development that the aviation and tourism sector is experiencing in Oman, the region and the wider Arab world.
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