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jul25 The Macau Civil Aviation Authority (AACM) is in talks with Saudi Arabia to establish a bilateral air services agreement, paving the way for regular flights between the two jurisdictions and bolstering the city’s efforts to attract more visitors from the Middle East. This latest development was disclosed in a written response by Pun Wa Kin, president of the AACM, to an enquiry from legislator Lam Lon Wai regarding Macau’s air traffic rights and its strategy for expanding international connectivity. Among the 50 air service agreements Macau has signed to date, several include key Middle Eastern nations, namely the United Arab Emirates, Oman and Qatar, providing a legal framework for air transport between Macau and these countries, Pun said in the reply published this week. Bilateral air service agreements are treaties that determine the terms for commercial flights between two territories, including permitted routes, flight frequencies and operational conditions. “The AACM is ...