site.btaOutgoing Cabinet to Discuss Civil Aviation Security Plan and Airport Fees

The outgoing cabinet will discuss a plan of action to respond to unlawful interference in civil aviation at its meeting, the government press service said here on Tuesday.

The 25-item agenda also includes proposed changes to the ordinance on fees for the use of public airports and for air navigation services.

It will also consider a decree to amend the ordinance on organizing activities related to State reserves and wartime stocks.

Another item is the decision to establish an improved partnership with the United States on access to criminal records data to help safeguard national security.

The ministers will vote on the 2024 report on the implementation of the National Strategy for Demographic Development (2012–2030) and will discuss changes to the fees charged by state health supervisory bodies and national public health centres.