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Airports. Saudi Arabia is going to privatize 11 airports within 2020

Riyadh, Saudi Arabia - The news comes from Saudi Arabia civil aviation, that announces an expense of 10 billion dollars to realize the project

Saudi Arabia is planning to privatize 11 airports by 2020: yesterday came the news given by a general authority executive of Saudi Arabia civil aviation (Gaca). The international airport "King Khalid" in Riyadh will be the first privatized this year and will be managed by a new one company called Airports Company, of Riad. Other airports that will be privatized across the next four years are: International...

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Rome, Italy, 05/17/2016 14:04
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