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This year’s Summit will focus on Greening Transport: Keeping focus in times of crisis. Exhibitors will reflect and share perspectives on the role of transport as an enabler of economic growth that also drives environmental and social sustainability.
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The Ministry of Digital Development and Transport of the Republic of Azerbaijan is a pivotal government body dedicated to spearheading the nation’s digital transformation and advancing the country’s transport infrastructure. By modernising and digitalising the infrastructure, the government aims at ensuring the sustainability of Azerbaijan’s transport networks. The key initiatives include a comprehensive transport mobility program designed to improve urban mobility and accessibility, alongside robust efforts to green the transport sector, reducing emissions and promoting eco-friendly practices. Through these initiatives, we are committed to creating a modern, digitally empowered and resilient infrastructure for the future.
The Ministry of Transport and Telecommunications of Chile has implemented a National Electromobility Strategy since 2017, which began with the arrival of the first fleet of electric buses to public transport in the country’s capital.
Through the Metropolitan Public Transport Directorate (DTPM) this strategy has been reinforced, making Santiago the city with the largest fleet of electric buses in the world, outside of China.
This transformation continues in other cities across the country, bringing vehicles of the highest standard and zero emissions to the north and south of Chile.
The Chilean government is carrying out bidding processes for bus fleet renewal and modernisation, seeking to bring in the best technology for fleet management, ticketing and passenger information systems.
Global Sustainable Transport Innovation and Knowledge Center (GSTIKC), affiliated with the Ministry of Transport of the People’s Republic of China, serves as an important platform to put into practice the vision of staying connected with the world and abreast with the times while being committed to advancing the progress of Global Development Initiative and UN 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development. Aiming to grow into a think tank, a platform for high-level cooperation and showcase, and a model of people-to-people exchange, GSTIKC will work with its partners to move forward sustainable transport to realize global sustainable development in joint efforts.
The French Ministry in charge of transport is fully engaged in the ecological transition, promoting low carbon, climate resilient, smart, and innovative transport modes, uses and management policies.
It supports transport infrastructure intermodal planning, taking into consideration all direct and indirect effects on the environment, the economy, and the territories.
It encourages mobility and transport systems that favour economic development and respect low carbon engagements, air quality and biodiversity.
It implements suitable and modernised state supervision of the public institutions and companies within its scope of competence and works along with local authorities.
The Ministry ensures a high level of reliability, security, and safety in transport.
The Federal Ministry for Digital and Transport is pressing ahead with the digital transformation and the roll-out of digital infrastructure. Our aim is to take Germany to the digital future and make it fit to master the upcoming challenges. At the same time, we want mobility to be climate neutral. Combating climate change must be considered an all-embracing and cross-sectoral task. We need a strong railway sector, climate neutral heavy goods vehicles, ships and aircraft, attractive and safe cycle paths and footways. As regards passenger cars, it is quite clear that we must advance the changeover to climate neutral mobility. A modern and reliable infrastructure is the basis for social inclusion and prosperity, both in cities and in rural areas, thus creating more opportunities and enabling progress.
Guide to Innovative Transport Solutions in Lithuania
Innovation serves as the cornerstone of Lithuania’s strategy for reshaping its economic, environmental, and societal landscapes.
The Lithuanian Ministry of Transport and Communications spearheads pioneering initiatives in mobility and communication, leveraging cutting-edge technologies to develop transport systems that prioritize safety, efficiency, and environmental sustainability. Our vision of smart, green, and inclusive mobility is underpinned by advanced 5G technology, ensuring Lithuania remains at the forefront of sustainable and intelligent transportation.
Discover how Lithuania is revolutionizing its transport sector with cutting-edge solutions and forward-thinking initiatives, aligned with the Summit theme “Greening Transport in the Time of Crises.”
At the Lithuanian stand, our companies will showcase their innovative and smart solutions for future mobility. Ranging from advanced electric vehicles to intelligent transport systems, these companies exemplify Lithuania’s commitment to green transport and technological advancement.
The Ministry of Transport and Logistics (MTL) is the Department of the Government of Morocco responsible for the design and implementation of government policy in the fields of transport, logistics and Road Safety.
MTL has set a number of missions which consist in the elaboration and coordination of the implementation of the strategic vision of Morocco in terms of development of the road, rail, maritime and air transport sectors, in addition to the implementation and monitoring of the national strategy of road safety. The MTL also deals with the implementation and execution of the policy of development of logistics activities.
As the Ministry of Transport and Infrastructure of the Republic of Türkiye, our main goal is to be a pioneer of sustainable development moves adorned with innovative elements and to bring an effective transportation system to our country.
In the last 22 years, we have taken innovative steps all over the country in the fields of transport, infrastructure and communication and have implemented thousands of projects to carry Türkiye into the future. We have set goals for 2053 and 2071 that focus on logistics, mobility and digitalisation.
Being at the intersection of major global transport routes, Türkiye is a linchpin in global supply chains and we proactively assume responsibility for this role and fulfill our part.
As the Ministry, we also work to create cities that have scientifically based, environmentally sound and historically sensitive infrastructure through local and national resources.
The UK Department for Transport works with agencies and partners to support the transport network that helps the UK’s businesses and gets people and goods travelling around the country. It plans and invests in transport infrastructure to keep the UK on the move.
The U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) serves the United States by fostering a safe, efficient, modern, sustainable, and equitable transportation system to improve the quality of life for all American people and communities, from rural to urban. DOT also works with international partners to foster international trade and cooperation, and to improve the safety, connectivity, and resiliency of global transportation systems.
Securing Future Mobility
AUTOCRYPT is an automotive cybersecurity and connected mobility solutions provider, specializing in the development and integration of security software and processes for in-vehicle systems, V2X communications, Plug&Charge, and fleet management. AUTOCRYPT’s mobility solutions encompass service planning, development, maintenance, and optimization of MaaS platforms for ridesharing, demand-responsive transport, multi-modal transport, and accessible transport. The company also develops EV information sharing platforms and charger management systems.
Established in 2019 after spinning off from Penta Security Systems, AUTOCRYPT brings more than two decades of cybersecurity innovations to the automotive and mobility environment. With industry-leading data encryption and user authentication technologies, AUTOCRYPT’s goal is to ensure that vehicles and road users can benefit from the convenience of a secure and connected mobility ecosystem.
AUTOCRYPT’s cybersecurity offerings help OEMs and Tier 1 suppliers secure all stages of the vehicle lifecycle, from design and manufacturing to consumption and disposal. It is one of the first companies in the industry to integrate trusted execution environments (TEE) to automotive systems, for which it received ASPICE CL2 certification.
AUTOCRYPT’s mobility platform development solution, AutoCrypt MOVE, gives businesses, NGOs, and municipal governments the opportunity to build mobility services from the group up – customized for the customers they want to serve, and tailored to their local market needs. AUTOCRYPT is a key enabler for private ventures and public transit operators to enter the MaaS market.
The Economic Development Office of the City of Leipzig represents its Cluster Logistics together with:
Tri5G is the innovative research project about 5G-based services of Leipzig University, the Innovation Center Computer Assisted Surgery (ICCAS) and companies such as DHL, BMW, the Leipzig-Halle Airport, Leipzig Transport Authority (LVB), TU Dresden, Leipzig University of Applied Sciences (HTWK), AIN (Advancing Individual Networks GmbH) or start up Kopernikus.
The Economic Development Office of the City of Leipzig offers assistance for investors in Germany: fast, straightforward support for investment and relocation projects. For our local companies we offer various kinds of advice, accompaniment and networking, e.g. with specialist events and support of innovative projects or networking with specialists for grants or other receivables.
In addition to networking, personnel and business development, the Logistics Network Central Germany is responsible for positioning the logistics region of Central Germany as an established European gateway and central distribution centre with fast connections to the Eastern European and East Asian markets in particular.
The Europe’s Rail Joint Undertaking (EU-Rail) is the European partnership for rail research and innovation under the Horizon Europe programme (2020-2027) and the successor to the Shift2Rail Joint Undertaking.
The partnership aims to accelerate research and development in innovative technologies and operational solutions. It supports EU policies and objectives for the rail sector, its competitiveness, and the European rail supply industry. EU-Rail accelerates the use of integrated, interoperable, and standardised technological innovations necessary to support the Single European Railway Area.
ERTICO is a public-private partnership with over 120 members, connecting eight sectors across the Intelligent Transport Systems (ITS) eco-system, aiming at developing and promoting smart mobility solutions through various activities, including co-funded projects, innovation platforms and international cooperation advocacy. ERTICO organises the 30th ITS World Congress in Dubai, from 16-20 September 2024, offering stakeholders the unique opportunity to network with industry leaders and experts. Explore the latest mobility solutions in the vibrant exhibition, attend the insightful high-level and technical programme, and experience cutting-edge technologies through live demonstrations. Register before 15 June to benefit from the early bird rates.
The International Transport Forum at the OECD is an intergovernmental organisation with 66 member countries. It acts as a think tank for transport policy and organises the Annual Summit of transport ministers. ITF is the only global body that covers all transport modes. The ITF is administratively integrated with the OECD, yet politically autonomous. The ITF works for transport policies that improve peoples’ lives. Our mission is to foster a deeper understanding of the role of transport in economic growth, environmental sustainability, and social inclusion and to raise the public profile of transport policy.
If you want to have coffee with ITF staff and to get to know more about our work, we are happy to welcome you at stand number 1. Don’t miss out on our Open Stage Café, which fuses a modern co-working environment with a casual, café-style experience. This is a space to relax and enjoy our Open Stage Café sessions.
nextbike by TIER stands for a multimodal and socially fair transport transformation. The European market leader has established bike sharing as an elementary component of liveable cities and regions in over 300 locations in more than 19 countries. nextbike by TIER is a brand of TIER Mobility SE.
REN21 is the only global renewable energy community of actors from science, governments, NGOs and industry. Collectively, this community of change works together to drive the deep transformations needed to make renewables the norm. We provide up-to-date and peer-reviewed facts, figures and analysis of global developments in technology, policies and markets. We use this knowledge to drive dialogue and debate around the transition to renewable energy. Our communications campaigns aim to change how we talk about renewables and demonstrate their role in creating equitable, thriving communities.
Where the future grows. Be part of it.
This year’s motto of the ITF summit concerns each and every one of us. The “transport transition” towards climate protection cannot wait for all other crises to end. Everyone knows that there is always a crisis. Nevertheless, it remains existentially important to face up to the even greater challenges: climate change, the over-consumption of our limited resources, the state of the environment around us. Even if we are confronted with new crises year after year: we are collectively responsible for avoiding a global climate collapse! The challenges are enormous.
The different circumstances in cities and rural areas require different and at the same time closely networked transport systems. What they all have in common is the challenge of minimising greenhouse gases, i.e. moving away from fossil fuels. With the help of digitalisation, solutions are being researched across all transport sectors. The Saxon State government is supporting many projects in this area. At our presentation at the ITF Summit 2024, Saxony will focus on the example of cycling.
The Technical University of Dresden is presenting its extensive research into improving the conditions for cycling. For example, behavioural research in conjunction with various cycling solutions is investigating how cycling can be made safe, easy, comfortable, and attractive. The aim is to encourage people to switch from car to bicycle. Cargo bikes are being further developed in order to reduce car traffic, especially in cities. Where normal bicycles reach their capacity limits, cargo bikes can replace car traffic in a space-saving and ecological way.
Attractive cycling conditions also equates to modern, innovative, handy, and beautiful bicycles. Diamant is a Saxon manufacturer in Chemnitz with a long tradition in this field, but also with innovative ideas. The manufactory will be displaying some of its latest developments and technologies at the Saxon stand.
Improving conditions for cycling is just one of the examples of how Saxony is making transport more environmentally friendly. The endeavours consider all modes and means of transport in the context of all economic sectors and all aspects of society. The challenges are enormous – regardless of current crises. Saxony is keeping an eye on “greening” – and not just in transport.
To learn more about Diamant and TU Dresden BIKELAB, Saxony’s ITF Summit 2024 partners, click here:
Saxony Partners – 2024 ITF Summit
International Union of Railways (UIC) is the worldwide organisation for the promotion of rail transport at a global level and collaborative development of the railway system. It brings together some 200 members on all 5 continents, among them rail operators, infrastructure managers, railway service providers, etc. UIC maintains close cooperation links with all actors in the rail transport domain around the world, including manufacturers, railway associations, public authorities and stakeholders in other domains and sectors whose experiences may be beneficial to rail development. UIC’s main tasks include understanding the business needs of the rail community, developing innovation programmes to identify solutions to those needs, as well as preparing and publishing a series of documents such as reports, specifications, guidelines, and IRS that facilitate the implementation of the innovative solutions.