Congress
A global conference that will raise public awareness of modern and future transport by identifying the impact of technology on investments and transport strategies.
Key Highlights from 2019
The Dubai World Congress for Self-Driving Transport is a global platform for self-driving transport that will bring together prominent experts, specialists, policy makers, technology manufacturers, researchers and leading academia to Dubai.

2,000+
Attendees

5
World-class keynotes

38
International speakers

27+
Expert sessions

60+
Exhibitors
Who should attend?
Stakeholders attend from across the self-driving car development value chain
Government officials, consultants, project managers, business analysts, emergency/crisis management and academia from the sectors below:
Policymaking and regulatory organizations, especially in transportation domain
Technology and service provider firms
Equipment and manufacturing companies
Self-driving operating companies
Industry consultants
Research and development organizations
Universities & technical institutes
Who should attend?
Stakeholders attend from across the self-driving car development value chain
Government officials, consultants, project managers, business analysts, emergency/crisis management and academia from the sectors below:
Policymaking and regulatory organizations, especially in transportation domain
Technology and service provider firms
Equipment and manufacturing companies
Self-driving Operating Companies
Industry consultants
Research and development organizations
Universities & Technical institutes
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