Incheon Airport Corporation Supports Training of Aviation Talent in Developing Countries
Incheon International Airport Corporation announced on the 9th that it will support the completion of the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) training program for female aviation talents from developing countries, including Africa, to aid the development of the aviation industry in these regions.
The training program supported by the corporation is the "Women’s Career and Leadership Development Course," jointly developed by ICAO and McGill University in Canada. The program aims to cultivate leadership skills among female talents from developing countries through topics such as ▲career management ▲conflict management ▲negotiation skills.
The course will be conducted via real-time online lectures from today until May 17. The corporation will cover the tuition fees for 12 female aviation professionals from developing countries, including civil aviation authority employees from Africa (Senegal, Tonga, etc.) and Asia (Pakistan, Indonesia, etc.).
Previously, in October last year, Incheon International Airport Corporation signed a memorandum of understanding with ICAO in Montreal, Canada, to support the "ICAO Member States (developing and least developed countries) Aviation Industry Women Talent Development Program," strengthening cooperation for nurturing female aviation talents in developing countries.
Starting with support for this training course, the corporation plans to expand customized education for global aviation stakeholders, including those from developing countries, by strengthening strategic collaborations with international organizations such as ICAO and prestigious universities at home and abroad.
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Lee Hee-jung, Vice President of Incheon International Airport Corporation, said, “We are pleased that the corporation can contribute to this meaningful education for nurturing global female leaders in the aviation field,” adding, “The corporation plans to contribute to the development of the global aviation industry by expanding the cultivation of global talents in aviation through enhanced educational cooperation with ICAO in various fields.”
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