In a significant development for India’s aviation sector, the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) elected a representative of India, Dr Shefali Juneja, as the Vice President of ICAO. The news was announced via a tweet by the official Twitter handle of India in ICAO, and it has generated excitement among aviation enthusiasts and industry experts alike. India’s appointment to the ICAO Council is a testament to the nation’s continuous efforts in advancing its civil aviation capabilities.
While taking the news to Twitter, India at ICAO articulated, “A big success for India! The International Civil Aviation Organization today elected Representative of India, Dr Shefali Juneja as the first Vice President of ICAO, India gets this after 68 years.
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The ICAO Council is a governing body that plays a crucial role in setting standards and policies for international civil aviation. It comprises 36 member states elected by the ICAO Assembly, with a mandate to ensure safe, secure, efficient, and sustainable global aviation operations.
Securing a seat on the ICAO Council holds immense significance for India, as it provides an opportunity for the country to actively contribute to the formulation of global aviation policies. India can now participate in decision-making processes that shape the future of civil aviation, influencing matters related to safety, security, environmental sustainability, air navigation systems, and air transport regulations. This newfound responsibility underscores India’s emergence as a key player in the international aviation landscape.
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