The appointment of Datuk Mohd Izani Ghani as the new managing director of Malaysia Airports Holdings Berhad (MAHB) signals a new era of transformation.
The recently signed operating agreements (OAs) with the government provide an investment recovery framework for us to pursue viable airport developments for the benefit of the passengers and the country, as well as to protect shareholder value.
An example would be the recent MoU we signed with Beijing Daxing International Airport, which will see both parties promote knowledge exchange in airport management, technology, and innovation as well as share best practices in passenger processing, digital solutions, and sustainability initiatives.
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