Integrated Transport Centre Collaborates With Tatweer Middle East & Africa To Enhance Smart Mobility Solutions In Abu Dhabi

The Integrated Transport Centre (ITC) has entered into a research and development partnership with Tatweer Middle East & Africa during GITEX GLOBAL 2025. This collaboration aims to enhance Abu Dhabi's transport sector by developing innovative solutions for a smart mobility ecosystem. The agreement highlights Abu Dhabi’s commitment to adopting advanced technologies and promoting sustainable mobility.

Dr Abdulla Hamad AlGhfeli, Acting Director General of ITC, and Dr. Atef Garib, CEO of Tatweer Middle East & Africa, signed the agreement. Senior officials from both organisations attended the signing, emphasising their dedication to strategic partnerships that drive innovation and sustainability in transportation.

The partnership will focus on research and development, technology transfer, and prototyping for intelligent transport systems. By leveraging AI, machine learning, and big-data analytics, the collaboration aims to improve network efficiency and road safety across Abu Dhabi. Field trials and stakeholder feedback will be integral to enhancing services.

Additionally, the agreement includes developing smart systems for road and parking management. These initiatives are designed to elevate performance standards and service quality while addressing future transportation needs in the Emirate.

The agreement outlines specific roles for each party. ITC will oversee strategic direction, monitor project outcomes, and evaluate their impact on Abu Dhabi’s transport system. This reflects its role in managing this crucial sector's legislative, regulatory, and supervisory aspects.

Tatweer Middle East & Africa will provide data analysis and technical support to achieve the partnership’s objectives. Their contribution is vital for delivering shared outcomes that align with Abu Dhabi's vision for a modern transport ecosystem.

Commitment to Sustainable Mobility

A key component of the agreement is tailored training programmes for ITC employees. These programmes will be developed in cooperation with international institutes specialising in modern smart-mobility technologies. This initiative aims to build capacity within ITC by equipping employees with the necessary skills to support innovative transport solutions.

This collaboration reaffirms both parties' dedication to ongoing cooperation on smart mobility solutions that support Abu Dhabi’s vision for an integrated transport system. It underscores their commitment to raising performance standards while meeting future transportation demands.

With inputs from WAM