The International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) will hold the 36th Session of its Assembly from 18 to 28 September 2007 in its headquarters in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. The meeting will be attended by delegates from ICAO’s 190 Contracting States and aviation-related international organizations, who will meet to discuss ICAO’s activities in the past three years and approve the work programme and the budget of ICAO for the period 2008 to 2010. The Civil Aviation Authority of Macao SAR (AACM) will participate in the meeting as members of the Chinese Delegation. The themes for the meeting will include aviation safety and security, air navigation and environmental protection. In addition, the meeting will also discuss air transport policies, and various economic, medical and legal issues related with aviation. Being a specialized body of the United Nations and the global forum for civil aviation, ICAO aims at enhancing the safety and the sustainable development of civil aviation through cooperation with its member states. The Assembly is held every three years so that participants can gather and discuss issues on enhancing global civil aviation safety and security, minimizing the adverse effect of civil aviation on the environment, enhancing the efficiency of and maintaining the continuity of aviation operations, as well as strengthening laws that govern international civil aviation. AACM delegates include the President, Mr. Chan Weng Hong and representatives from air transport and international relations, airport infrastructure and air navigation, airworthiness, flight standards and licensing.
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