1. Letter of Intent Sarajevo, April 2013

2. CAAsANSPs RCC ICAO EURO CONT ROL TAIEXEC

3. Following high level meeting held in Sarajevo on April 29, 2013 between regional DGs and CEOs of national regulatory and supervisory authorities and air navigation service providers, the hereafter signatories, Having regard to the obligations of the Signatory States stemming from the ICAO Chicago Convention and in particular considering the strategic issues that address the challenge of integration, interoperability and harmonization of systems in support of the concept of OneSky for international civil aviation;

4. Having considered the evolving ATM environment in Europe, in particular the ongoing efforts to implement a Pan-European single sky and the strong impact of SES on future ATM regulation and service provision; Having regard to the agreement and commitment between the European Union and States which have signed the European Common Aviation Area (ECAA) agreement; Having considered the need to provide our civil and military airspace users the best possible and seamless cross-border ATM performance in the important transit airspace in the South-East Europe and in the complex lower airspace;

5. Having considered the opportunity to improve airspace utilization and network management in the fragmented small and medium size FIRs in the SEE and the need to develop appropriate interface with neighbouring FABs; Having recognized and respect existing regional cooperation and the good results achieved under the ISIS Programme; Having regard to the high value, professional expertise of existing human resources in the region and the need the make best possible use of the available resources for supervision, planning, ATM technology deployment and possible common services;

6. Having considered that deployment of new technology in support of SES will require large investments, which could be reduced by close cooperation, working together on common projects, sharing investments and by common application for external funds (e.g. Trans- European Network development), have agreed upon following:

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8. Regional DGs and CEOs of national regulatory and supervisory authorities and air navigation service providers, the signatories, have agreed upon following

9. The aim of JSPA Initiative is to provide for its participants and their stakeholders through agreed projects whilst creating proactive relationships between regional CAAs and ANSPs benefits The aim of JSPA Initiative is to provide benefits for its participants and their stakeholders through agreed projects whilst creating proactive relationships between regional CAAs and ANSPs

10. JSPA Initiative activities shall be based on real needs and possibilities, equality and utilization of existing resources developed towards benefiting from common ideas and interests JSPA Initiative activities shall be based on real needs and possibilities, equality and utilization of existing resources, developed towards benefiting from common ideas and interests

11. Resources nominated for the purposes of JSPA Initiative shall be enabled with full involvement in activities related to it Resources nominated for the purposes of JSPA Initiative shall be enabled with full involvement in activities related to it

12. JSPA Initiative shall be recognised as a suitable mean to put in practice already existing bilateral/multilateral agreements concluded among the signatories

13. JSPA is an initiative aiming to further promote Single European Sky concept in the region Establishment of the JSPA Initiative may create a new impetus triggering multilateral/bilateral relationships on CAA and ANSP levels

14. Scope of JSPA Initiative activities shall be in line with European key performance areas (KPAs)

15. JSPA Initiative shall be provided with full support from top managerial level of each signatory party.

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