Key Pact Signed To Allow Swiss Developer To Begin Work On Noida's Jewar Airport

The concession agreement would allow the Switzerland-headquartered company to construct and maintain the airport that is being built on the public-private partnership (PPP) model and is billed to be the biggest in India upon completion, NIAL's Nodal officer for Jewar airport Shailendra Bhatia said.

Key Pact Signed To Allow Swiss Developer To Begin Work On Noida's Jewar Airport

Switzerland's Zurich Airport today signed a key pact to begin constructing Noida's Jewar Airport

Noida:

The Noida International Airport Limited (NIAL) and Zurich Airport International AG today signed a key agreement that would allow the Swiss developer to begin work at the site of the upcoming Jewar airport near Delhi, officials said.

The 'concession agreement' for the Greenfield airport, estimated to cost Rs 29,560 crore, was inked between the UP government's agency and the Yamuna International Airport Private Limited (YIAPL), a special purpose vehicle floated by the Zurich Airport for the project, the officials said.

Yes, the concession agreement has been signed, NIAL's Nodal officer for Jewar airport Shailendra Bhatia said.

The concession agreement would allow the Switzerland-headquartered company to construct and maintain the airport that is being built on the public-private partnership (PPP) model and is billed to be the biggest in India upon completion, Mr Bhatia said.
 

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