New airline deal links Asia and Africa
South Korea and Algeria have reached an agreement allowing the operation of four direct weekly flights between the two countries for passengers and goods, following the resumption of negotiations regarding air transport rights. The aim is to enhance cooperation in tourism and trade sectors. The agreement seeks to facilitate the flow of travelers from Africa and Mediterranean countries to South Korea, representing a significant step towards expanding South Korea's flight network to Africa, as only one route to Ethiopia has been operated so far. This agreement comes as part of efforts to strengthen economic and tourism relations between the two nations.
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