US EditionIslamabad Airport privatisation proving difficult... but may go to Turkish-led consortium
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Islamabad Airport privatisation proving difficult... but may go to Turkish-led consortium
While India's airport privatisation process got under way, albeit falteringly, in 2006, it took until 2022 for Pakistan's Aviation Ministry to start a similar procedure. Initially, it focuses on the capital city airport, Islamabad, with the intention to extend it to Lahore and Karachi if successful. It hasn't been successful yet. The only remaining organisation initially to have shown interest, the TERG consortium of Turkish and UK interests, su…
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