LILONGWE-(MaraviPost)-Malawi’s Deputy Minister of Transport and Public Works, Baba Steven Malondera, is in South Korea where he is representing the country at the prestigious International Air Transport Cooperation 2025 Conference.
The high-level gathering brings together aviation leaders, policymakers, and industry experts from across the globe to deliberate on the future of air transport, focusing on innovations, trends, and international best practices.
Speaking on the sidelines of the conference, Malondera underscored Malawi’s commitment to strengthening its aviation sector as a catalyst for economic development.
He said the forum offers a unique opportunity for Malawi to engage with global stakeholders, share its aviation journey, and tap into the latest insights and solutions shaping the global aviation landscape.
“This conference enables us to learn from the best, build valuable networks, and position Malawi to benefit from cutting-edge aviation technologies and strategies,” he said.
Malawi’s participation comes at a time when the country is making notable strides in revitalizing its aviation industry. These include the rehabilitation of Karonga International Airport and the resumption of commercial flights developments aimed at improving regional connectivity, creating jobs, and stimulating economic growth.
Malondera is expected to use the platform to advocate for increased cooperation, attract potential investors, and foster partnerships that can support infrastructure development, capacity building, and policy advancement in Malawi’s aviation sector.
His presence at the International Air Transport Cooperation 2025 Conference not only raises Malawi’s profile on the global aviation stage but also reflects the government’s broader commitment to modernizing transport systems and enhancing service delivery in the aviation industry.
Upon his return, stakeholders are optimistic that the engagements and knowledge gained will translate into tangible improvements in Malawi’s air transport services, increased investment opportunities, and stronger international linkages.