Agreement for Air Services between Japan and the Czech Republic was signed in Tokyo
Tokyo, JAPAN (DT) – On February 29, Ms. Yoko Kamikawa, Japan’s Minister for Foreign Affairs, and H.E. Mr. Jan Lipavský, Czech Republic’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, signed the “Agreement between Japan and the Czech Republic for Air Services” in Tokyo.
The agreement, aimed at enhancing air connectivity and promoting tourism and business exchanges between the two nations, marks a milestone in bilateral relations. It encompasses various aspects of air services, including routes, frequencies, and operational protocols, ensuring smoother travel experiences for passengers traveling between Japan and the Czech Republic.
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The signing ceremony, held in Tokyo, reflects the commitment of both countries to strengthen their economic and diplomatic ties. The agreement is expected to facilitate increased air traffic between Tokyo and Prague, the capital cities of Japan and the Czech Republic, respectively.
This agreement opens up new opportunities for airlines from both countries to expand their operations and offer more convenient and efficient air travel options for passengers. It also paves the way for deeper cooperation in the aviation sector, fostering mutual growth and development.
The signing of the “Agreement between Japan and the Czech Republic for Air Services” underscores the importance of collaboration and connectivity in today’s globalized world. It is anticipated to contribute positively to the growth of tourism, trade, and people-to-people exchanges between Japan and the Czech Republic, further strengthening the bonds of friendship and cooperation between the two nations.
Highlights of the agreement for Air Services
1.The Agreement establishes a legal framework for the stable operation of scheduled air services between Japan and Czech Republic. The Agreement provides for the mutual granting of the right to operate scheduled air services and also stipulates basic principles for determining capacity, principles and procedures concerning tariffs, exemptions from taxes and other charges concerning fuel and other items used by aircraft, and ensuring measures for air safety and security.
It is expected that this Agreement will further promote people-to-people and economic exchange between Japan and Czech Republic.
2. Each Contracting Party of this Agreement will send through diplomatic channels to the other Contracting Party the notification confirming that its internal procedures necessary for the entry into force of this Agreement have been completed (in the case of Japan, the approval of the Diet is required.). The Agreement will enter into force on the first day of the third month following the date of receipt of the latter notification.