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    Lufthansa Consulting signs agreement with BAS

    August 10, 2022
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    Bahrain Airport Services (BAS) has signed a consultancy agreement with Lufthansa Consulting (LCG) to provide business optimization and process improvement consulting services. With the objective of improving efficiency and achieving operational excellence, LCG will conduct a comprehensive study of BAS’s current operating model in order to assist BAS in transforming.

    Lufthansa Consulting signs agreement with BASAs a result of the new partnership with LCG, BAS will be able to transform the operations of the company by adopting a more efficient and streamlined method of operation, which is aligned with the company’s long-term strategic objective of achieving operational excellence.

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