Cairo, Egypt - RATP Dev, part of the world-leading public transport operator RATP Group today announced that it will participate as a Silver Sponsor in TransMEA 2020 exhibition, being held on November 22-25 in Cairo, under the auspices of H.E. Minister of Transport Kamel El Wazir.
Last September, RATP Dev signed an agreement with The National Authority for Tunnels (NAT - Government Agency under the jurisdiction of the Ministry of Transport, and the owner of the Cairo Metro network) for the operation and maintenance for Line 3 of the Cairo Metro for 15 years and the operational commissioning of future extensions of Line 3, which are under construction.
Thanks to this partnership, RATP Dev and its Egyptian subsidiary RATP Dev Mobility Cairo, have seized the opportunity to play a key role in the optimization of urban transportation in Cairo, a city with huge potential as an African mobility hub.
Drawing on its worldwide extensive experience as a global mobility leader committed to delivering safe, high performance and passenger-centric public transport solutions and services, RATP Dev will showcase at TransMEA its many engagements towards smart and sustainable cities. The company will particularly focus on its operations in the Middle East (Qatar, Saudi Arabia) and North Africa (Algeria, Morocco).
Mr. Olivier Badard, CEO Asia-Pacific, Middle East & North Africa, will be honored to join H.E. the Minister of Transport Kamel Al Wazir, in the keynote session on November 23 at 10:25 AM.
Mr. Youssef Merjaneh Managing Director at RATP Dev Mobility Cairo will be very pleased to share with TransMEA talented speakers and attendees, the vision about “Future and Growth of Transport Market by 2030 Transforming the Railway Industry to a safer, more reliable and cheaper Ecosystem by digital means” on November 23 at 10:45 AM.
About RATP Dev
RATP Dev Founded in 2002, operating and maintaining urban transportation systems in 13 countries on four continents (Egypt, France, United Kingdom, Italy, Switzerland, Algeria, Morocco, South Africa, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, China SAR, the Philippines, and the United States of America). With more than 1.5 billion passengers travelling on its networks every year, RATP Dev demonstrates its extensive and renowned expertise in a wide range of mobility services, ranging from rail, regional express rail, tramway, buses, cable cars and sightseeing activities. RATP Dev leverages in France, outside of Paris, and across international markets, with their technical expertise and experiences of RATP Group, which are the leaders in driverless and tramway operations and operator of the Paris network they are considered as one of the largest public transportation networks in the world. In Egypt, RATP Dev Mobility Cairo will employ over 2000 team members transporting up to 1.5 million passengers a day.
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