Yamoussoukro Decision Full Implementation

The Yamoussoukro Decision, which entered into force in 2000 evolved from the Yamoussoukro Declaration of 1988. The Yamoussoukro Decision remains the single most important air transport reform policy initiative by African Governments to date. It was adopted out of the recognition that the restrictive and protectionist intra-African regulatory regime based primarily on Bilateral Air Services Agreements (BASAs) hampered the expansion and improvement of air transport on the continent.

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The  Yamoussoukro  Decision,  which  entered  into  force  in  2000  evolved  from  the  Yamoussoukro Declaration of 1988.
The  Yamoussoukro  Decision  remains  the  single  most  important  air  transport  reform  policy   initiative   by   African   Governments   to   date.   It   was   adopted   out   of   the   recognition that the restrictive and protectionist intra-African regulatory regime based primarily on  Bilateral  Air  Services  Agreements  (BASAs)  hampered  the  expansion  and  improvement  of  air  transport  on  the  continent.

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SAATM has been identified as Agenda 2063 flagship project.

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African Union Commission

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Mr. David Kajange-ndohg@africa-union.org

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