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Modi dedicates Mehsana airport for civil aviation training
Mehsana: Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi today dedicated the Mehsana Airport for civil aviation training and expressed happiness that the state has entered the air flight training sector with private partnership.
Mr Modi said that Gujarat, which was the pioneer state to start the first rail track through private partnership, has now entered into the civil aviation sector, and is also in the process of foraying into ship-making and ship-maintenance through private partnership.
The new centre for air flight training will facilitate our youth to explore aviation related career options, he said.
The centre for the civil aviation training has been the result of an agreement that was signed during the Vibrant Gujarat Investors Summit 2007 between the State Government and the Amdavad Aviation Association and has been developed on 64 acres of land.
14/08/07 UNI/NewKerala.com
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PermaLink Mr Modi said that Gujarat, which was the pioneer state to start the first rail track through private partnership, has now entered into the civil aviation sector, and is also in the process of foraying into ship-making and ship-maintenance through private partnership.
The new centre for air flight training will facilitate our youth to explore aviation related career options, he said.
The centre for the civil aviation training has been the result of an agreement that was signed during the Vibrant Gujarat Investors Summit 2007 between the State Government and the Amdavad Aviation Association and has been developed on 64 acres of land.
14/08/07 UNI/NewKerala.com
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