News DeskDubai, UAE – Keolis, a leading provider of shared mobility solutions, showcased its dedication to shaping a greener future for cities at the MENA Transport Congress and Exhibition (MTCE) held in Dubai from February 28th to March 1st, 2024. Organized by the RTA in collaboration with UITP, the event brought together over 2000 attendees, including industry experts, policymakers, and government officials from 22 countries, to discuss the future of sustainable urban mobility under the theme “Sustainable Mobility and Wellbeing.”
With 46 exhibitors representing 20 countries worldwide, the MTCE provided a comprehensive platform for discussions, keynote speeches, and panel sessions focusing on the latest advancements in sustainable transportation solutions. Keolis, as one of the exhibitors, actively engaged with attendees, emphasizing collaboration and innovation to drive progress towards a shared vision of sustainable mobility.
Alistair Gordon, CEO of Keolis UK, Middle East & India, took the stage on February 29th to present his session titled “Connecting Sustainable Urban Mobility and Quality of Life.” Gordon highlighted Keolis’ customer-focused approach and its commitment to improving citizens’ lives through innovative transportation solutions.
Expressing his enthusiasm for the event, Gordon stated, “I am honored to participate in the MENA Transport Congress and Exhibition 2024, which will provide a showcase of Keolis’ commitment to sustainable mobility and wellbeing. It is an opportunity for all present to share ideas and thoughts to drive forward positive change and create a pivotal role for urban mobility in the future for cities worldwide.”
Emphasizing the importance of the event’s theme, Gordon added, “This year’s theme, ‘Sustainable Mobility and Wellbeing,’ exemplified our commitment to shaping a greener future for urban mobility. We’re laser-focused on harnessing cutting-edge technology, implementing effective policies, and embracing industry best practices to create a sustainable world.”
The Congress addressed key topics such as artificial intelligence, green transport, resilient infrastructure, and urban planning, with a focus on achieving net-zero emissions by 2050. Keolis highlighted its role in supporting public transport authorities (PTAs) globally to create efficient transportation systems that promote the shift from private vehicles to public transport and active modes.
Gordon outlined Keolis’ approach to shaping the future of sustainable mobility through three key pillars:
- Advancing Knowledge: Sharing expertise through panel discussions and conferences to foster collaborative problem-solving.
- Building Partnerships: Leveraging the MTCE as a platform to connect with like-minded organizations and forge alliances that accelerate progress towards shared goals.
- Inspiring Change: Showcasing real-world examples of how innovative solutions improve lives and create a more sustainable future.
Keolis’ proactive efforts demonstrate its commitment to being a key player in shaping a transformative and sustainable future for urban mobility globally.
