The Croatian government has assigned a 30-year concession to consortium Zagreb International Airport Company Ltd...
ZAIC) consisting of the French companies Aeroports de Paris Management and Bouygues, to manage the Zagreb airport and build a new passenger terminal.
The Croatian government has assigned a 30-year concession to consortium Zagreb International Airport Company Ltd.. (ZAIC) consisting of the French companies Aeroports de Paris Management and Bouygues, to manage the Zagreb airport and build a new passenger terminal .
The contract was signed on Wednesday April 11th by Deputy Minister of Maritime Affairs, Transport and Infrastructure Zdenko Antesic and Chief Executive of ZAIC Christophe Petit, in the presence of Croatian Prime Minister Zoran Milanovic. According to the agreement, over the next three years a new terminal worth 236 million euros will be built, which would, for the beginning, be able to accommodate 5 million passengers per year. In the second phase, the building will be expanded to a capacity of 8 million passengers.
We are confident that the new Zagreb Airport will become a very important platform for the whole Europe. We took the responsibility together with our partners to be of service to the state of Croatia and for this airport to become a link for the cultural, economic and any other aspect. I believe this to be possible because the potential of the airport and its geographic location make it possible. Our ambition is also to make the Zagreb Airport a reference port that will guarantee the quality of service delivery. We think that this can be achieved only by showing deep appreciation to everyone who helped us create the tool that will allow us to build an airport. We have a lot of work, a lot of things will have to get done and we do not run away from it - said Pierre Graf, CEO of ADP.
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