Delhi and Schiphol sign MoU to promote cargo trade lane

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By LoadstarEditorial

24/04/2015

Delhi Airport and Amsterdam Airport Schiphol have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to collaborate on, and promote, cargo business between them.

The MoU’s scope includes business promotion, product development, knowledge sharing, training, performance benchmarking and regulatory agency cooperation. The MoU is intended to enhance Delhi’s and India’s logistic capabilities at a global level.

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