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Turkey's TAV signs deal for Macedonian airports
Turkey's TAV company chief executive Sani Şener and Macedonian Transport Minister Mile Janakieski have signed the concession agreement about the Macedonian airports.
Turkey's TAV company chief executive Sani Şener and Macedonian Transport Minister Mile Janakieski have signed the concession agreement about the Macedonian airports.
Macedonian minister said "this is not the first concession of this type in Macedonia. The investment amounts to EUR 200 million. Over the next 20 years the state is expected to receive between EUR 30 million and EUR 40 million. The airports in Macedonia will have a new appearance."
A new subsidiary TAV- Macedonia has been set up. It is entirely owned by the Turkish company.
Agencies
Macedonian minister said "this is not the first concession of this type in Macedonia. The investment amounts to EUR 200 million. Over the next 20 years the state is expected to receive between EUR 30 million and EUR 40 million. The airports in Macedonia will have a new appearance."
A new subsidiary TAV- Macedonia has been set up. It is entirely owned by the Turkish company.
Agencies
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