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Context:
The second Asia Pacific ministerial conference
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 Venue  | 
 ●New Delhi  | 
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 Participants  | 
 ●Representatives from 38 countries, including Australia, New Zealand, India, China, Vietnam, Korea, and Japan. 
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 Goals  | 
 ●To improve cooperation and coordination in the region. ●To give the area a vision for the future that both encourages a culture of innovation and stresses how important it is to keep aeroplanes safe.  | 
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 Organisers  | 
 ●Jointly organised by the Indian government and the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO).  | 
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 Foundation  | 
 ●The first conference was held in Beijing. ●The meeting’s outcome was the Beijing Declaration of 2018. ●The declaration made it possible for airlines in the Asia-Pacific region to work together more closely.  | 
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 Potential for aviation in Asia Pacific  | 
 ●India is the world's fastest-growing aviation market. ● 33.41% of all global departures happen in the Asia-Pacific region, making it one of the most important places for flying around the world. ●The number of passengers in Aisa-Pacific will rise from 4.5 billion in 2023 to 11.5 billion by 2050.  | 
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Sources:
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 PRACTICE QUESTION Q. Critically analyse the strategic importance and economic potential of aviation in the Asia-Pacific region, with a special emphasis on India as the driver for the growth. (250 words)  | 
								
								
								
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