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Assistance programme , regularly organis es free courses in French and English to members to improve the capabilities of their staff , especially in the areas of security , the development of non-aeronautical revenues and safety .
Indeed , ACI ’ s top priority is ensuring safety across every aspect of airport operation . With this goal in mind , the ACI Airport Excellence ( APEX ) in Safety programme was established in 2012 with the main objective of promoting safety at member airports by identifying gaps and sharing best practices with an eye toward eventual aerodrome certification .
In 2014 ACI Africa welcomed the APEX in Safety team at Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam International Airport in Mauritius ; Félix Houphouët Boigny International Airport in Abidjan ; Diori Hamani International Airport in Niger ; Cotonou International Airport ; Khartoum International Airport ; Port- Gentil International Airport ; and Ouagadougou International Airport . At the time of writing , Nigeria ’ s Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport is preparing to host an APEX review in mid-June .
“ ACI Africa and its members understand that ensuring the safety of the traveling public is paramount to building a sustainable industry ,” Tounsi said . “ I ’ d like to congratulate African airports for their proactive stance with regard to improving safety standards .”
ACI Africa is equally committed to representing its members ’ interests on both the regional and world stages , participating in events on a
“ ACI Africa and its members understand that ensuring the safety of the traveling public is paramount to building a sustainable industry ”
– Ali Tounsi , Secretary General , ACI Africa
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