South Korea and Algeria agreement on direct flights

South Korea and Algeria have reached an agreement to define air transport rights, allowing up to four flights per week for passenger and cargo transportation between the two countries. The accord aims to boost air traffic, especially for travelers from Africa and the Mediterranean countries heading to South Korea, after this sector remained limited despite its significant growth potential and increasing travel demand. This comes after years of a bilateral air service agreement signed in 2005, which came into effect in 2009, but direct negotiations over air transport rights have not taken place between the two countries until now.

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