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OIC/COMCEC/36-20/REP

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Transport and Communications Working Group held virtually on July 7th, 2020 with

the theme of “Pricing of Transport Infrastructure in OIC Member Countries”,

welcomes

its following policy recommendations::

Developing contemporary transport infrastructure pricing policies and making

use of implementation instruments such as PPPs, where possible, and public

transport operations for a well-functioning transport system.

Assigning an autonomous operator (entity/institution/body) for the effective

collection of charges and allocation of funds arising from transport

infrastructure pricing services.

Utilizing transport infrastructure pricing tools (i.e. tolls, levies, vehicle tax, fuel

tax, mileage tax, etc.) to effectively manage transport demand as well as to raise

funds for transport infrastructure development.

Utilizing contemporary collection (i.e. automated electronic tolls, on-board-

units, and Global Navigation Satellite System) and enforcement systems for

ensuring an effective transport infrastructure pricing.

(Ref: Document Code OIC/COMCEC/…….)

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Calls upon

the Member States, which have registered to the COMCEC Transport

and Communications Working Group, to actively participate in the 16th Meeting of the

COMCEC Transport and Communications Working Group to be held with the theme

of “Mitigation Strategies for Transport Service Providers after COVID-19’, in 2021 and

also

calls upon

the Member States, who have not done so yet, to register to the

COMCEC Transport and Communications Working Group.

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Commends

the efforts of the Gambia, Iran and Jordan for the following projects

successfully implemented in 2019 under the sixth project call within the framework of

the COMCEC Project Funding:

The Project titled “Improving Human and Institutional Capacity for Integrated

Database Management System in the OIC Countries” implemented by the

Gambia in partnership with Senegal, Nigeria and Turkey.

The Project titled “Increasing Seaborne Transport and Trade within the

Framework of the TPS-OIC” implemented by Iran in partnership with Oman,

Qatar, Pakistan and Turkey.

The Project titled “Reconstructing the Old Ottoman Hejaz Railway Line –

Phase 2” implemented by Jordan in partnership with Egypt and Turkey.

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Also commends

the efforts of Cameroon, Nigeria and Turkey for the following

projects to be implemented in 2021 under the seventh project call within the framework

of the COMCEC Project Funding:

The project titled “Monitoring Lagos-Abidjan Transport Corridor” will be

implemented by Nigeria in partnership with Benin, Togo and the Gambia.