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Morocco’s Airport Authority Restructures for “Airports 2030” Strategy – The North Africa Post
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The National Airport Office is entering a new phase of its development by reorganising its strategic hubs to support the implementation of its 2030 airport vision. The post-Governance: ONDA is reorganising its hubs to build the airports of tomorrow appeared first on LesEco.ma.
The National Airports Office (ONDA) is embarking on a new phase of organizational transformation to accompany the deployment of its "Aéroports 2030" strategy. Two strategic hubs, "air navigation" and "airport operations", are being reorganized with acting appointments and the launch of calls for applications to recruit new managers. [...]
ONDA Revamps Leadership to Accelerate ‘Airports 2030’ Strategy
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Morocco’s airport authority restructures for “Airports 2030” Strategy – The North Africa Post
Morocco’s National Airports Office (ONDA) has launched a comprehensive organizational restructuring to strengthen performance and deploy its strategic “Airports 2030” development plan through leadership changes across three major operational divisions. The airport authority announced two significant internal organizational changes involving interim appointments, recruitment processes, and retention of internal expertise. ONDA has issued calls fo…
The National Office of Airports (ONDA), which structures its teams to anticipate the challenges of tomorrow, is embarking on two major changes in its internal organisation in order to effectively prepare for the deployment of its 2030 Airport Strategy. Two of its hubs are now undergoing an important evolution. A call for applications has just been launched to recruit new directors at the head of the "air navigation" and "airport operations" pole…
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