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Autonomous E-mobility Forum 2024

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The Autonomous e-Mobility Forum, hosted by the Ministry of Transport of the State of Qatar, and held under the patronage of His Excellency, Jassim Saif Ahmed Al Sulaiti, Minister of Transport, is set to become the pioneering exchange platform focusing on driverless e-Mobility, a topic of global significance and urgency. The multilateral event is designed to bring together an international network of senior officials, policy and technology experts, including speakers and representatives from government, industry, academia, the media, and hundreds of attendees. It will provide a timely platform for stakeholders to gather and develop know-how and recommendations toward the actual implementation of autonomous e-Mobility in a real-world setting. 

Autonomous E-mobility Forum 2024
30th April, 2024 - 2nd May, 2024

Event Organizer

Just Us & Otto

Event Location

Doha, Qatar

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