ITS World Congress 2024

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ITS World Congress in Dubai aims to raise awareness of smart mobility solutions among policymakers, experts and the general public. The event features dynamic discussions with ITS specialists, across a top-notch high-level conference programme with over 200 technical sessions, as well as an international exhibition and demonstration area.

ITS World Congress 2024
16th September, 2024 - 20th September, 2024

Event Organizer

Ertico
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+32.2.320.2535
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Event Location

Dubai, UAE

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