The federal government says it is currently working to pay off international airlines whose funds are trapped in the country.
“They will be paid off; these are not loans, they are trapped funds, they are funds that are there, it is only the issue of liquidity that is our problem.”“It is something that the president is very concerned about, and that issue, I said that we have addressed it in the UAE and very soon, you will hear from the financial sector,” he said.
“We are working the details out. When two countries agree at the very top level, then of course, all the government operatives will begin to work out the tiny details,” the minister said.
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