The International Air Transport Association (IATA) urged governments in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) to maximize the economic and social benefits of aviation.
"Hajoale lifofane li ts'ehetsa mesebetsi e limilione tse 2.4 le $ 130 bilione mesebetsing ea moruo ho pholletsa le sebaka sa MENA. Seo se emetse 3.3% ea mesebetsi eohle le 4.4% ea GDP eohle tikolohong eo. Lilemong tse 20 tse tlang re lebelletse hore lipalo tsa bapalami li hole ka 4.3% selemo le selemo. Re le baetapele ba lifofane re tlameha ho sebetsa 'moho le mebuso ho hlokomela bokhoni bona - le nts'etsopele ea moruo le sechaba eo e tla e khelosa, "ho boletse Alexandre de Juniac, Motsamaisi Kakaretso le Motsamaisi oa IATA, ha a bua Kopanong ea Kopano ea Moea oa Maqhubu a Aerona (AACO) Cairo.
De Juniac o totobalitse ntlafatso ea meralo ea motheo ea ho fofa le ho matlafatsa tlholisano ha a ntse a sebeletsa ho lumellanya tumellano tikolohong eohle joalo ka ha ho hlokahala.
Lintlafatso tse sebetsang
Bochabela bo Hare bo bontšitse ponelopele ho nts'etsopele meralo ea motheo ea boema-fofane. De Juniac o ile a fana ka temoso mabapi le merero ea ho tsamaisa likhoebo tsa boema-fofane tikolohong eo.
"Ha Saudi Arabia le ba bang ho pholletsa le sebaka sena ba nka ho ikhethela ha boema-fofane molaetsa oa rona o hlakile ebile o bonolo: bua le bohle ba amehang-haholo-holo lifofane-ho netefatsa hore u fumana melemo ea nako e telele ea moruo le sechaba. Ha ho hlokahale hore mebuso tikolohong eo e phete liphoso tse entsoeng likarolong tse ling tsa lefats'e. Puisano ha se senotlolo feela, e tlameha, ”ho boletse de Juniac.
IATA e boetse e bontšitse ho ameha ka ho lieha ha sephethe-phethe sa moea Koung. Phokotso ea karolelano ea sefofane se bakoang ke litaba tsa ATC sebakeng seo ke metsotso e 29. Ntle le tsoelo-pele e potlakileng, e ka habeli ka 2025 e jang chelete e fetang $ 7 billion ho tlhahiso e lahlehileng le ho eketsa $ 9 billion ho litšenyehelo tsa ts'ebetso ea lifofane.
“Ho na le sephethe-phethe se seholo haholo sebakeng se lekanyelitsoeng. Tharollo ke ho tsamaisa sebaka ka kakaretso. Mebuso e tlameha ho nka sebaka sa karohano ea lipolotiki ka ho nka tšebelisano 'moho ho etsa liqeto. Sena se tlameha ho etsahala ka potlako ho seng joalo katleho ea libaka tsa tikoloho e tla senyeha hampe, ”ho boletse de Juniac.
Ho ba le tlhōlisano
Indasteri ea lifofane e tlholisano haholo. Litsenyehelo tse nyolohang tikolohong ea MENA li tlameha ho laoloa ho boloka tlholisano ea eona. "Ho tloha ka 2016 re bone $ 1.6 billion e kenyellelitsoe litsenyehelo tsa indasteri sebakeng sa MENA. Dolara e ngoe le e ngoe litefiso tse eketsehileng ke phephetso ho lifofane tsa sebaka seo tse etsang $ 5.89 feela ka mopalami. Ntle le moo, ke khothatso ho bapalami e amang haholo moruo, ”ho boletse de Juniac.
Molao-motheo o lumellanang
Maemo a lefats'e ke motheo oa sistimi ea ho tsamaisa moea. Katleho ea tsena e bonts'oa tlalehong ea polokeho ea indasteri. Ka lehlakoreng le leng, ho ata ha mebuso ea ts'ireletso ea bareki ho na le phello e mpe ho bareki le lifofane. Ba loana le mebuso e ferekanyang, e rarahaneng ebile ka linako tse ling e le tlholisano ea taolo.
“Bareki ba fuoa litšebeletso tse hlakileng ka ho hlaka, ka tsela e bonolo le e lumellanang. Ho 2015 linaha li sebelitse hammoho ho fihlela sena ka ICAO e faneng ka tataiso ea lefats'e sebakeng sena sa bohlokoa. Ho bohlokoa hore ACAO Consumer Protection Guidelines for Arab States e latele tataiso ena ea ICAO, ”ho boletse de Juniac.
Bohloeki ba Bong
Supporting the projected growth of aviation will require an expanded labor force. De Juniac called upon governments to tap into the power of women to help alleviate a growing skills shortage in the region.
“We are facing a skills shortage. In the peak northern summer season Emirates had to trim frequencies because it did not have enough pilots. Finding a solution for that will require a comprehensive series of actions over a sustained period. And one of them—which goes beyond the pilot shortage—is to enable more women to find careers in aviation,” said de Juniac.
SEO U LOKELANG HO SE NKA HO SEHLOOHO ENA:
- As aviation's leaders we must work together and with governments to realize this potential—and the economic and social development that it will catalyze,” said Alexandre de Juniac, IATA's Director General and CEO, speaking at the Arab Air Carriers' Organization (AACO) AGM in Cairo.
- There is no need for governments in the region to repeat the mistakes that have been made in other parts of the world.
- De Juniac called upon governments to tap into the power of women to help alleviate a growing skills shortage in the region.
