Ministry of Transport Discusses National Intelligent Transport Systems Strategy 2027–2037

“Today’s priorities are to enhance operational efficiency and asset sustainability, strengthen coordination among entities, and make optimal use of technology and data to deliver better services to users.”

Qatar’s Ministry of Transport held a workshop to discuss the National Intelligent Transport Systems Strategy and Executive Plan 2027–2037, a key strategic initiative aimed at developing a safer, more efficient, and sustainable transport system in the country.

The workshop, part of the Ministry’s participatory approach to engaging stakeholders and relevant entities, reviewed progress in developing the strategy and its key outcomes. Participants also discussed upcoming phases, priorities, and future directions, with representatives from several relevant entities in attendance.

The strategy aims to establish a unified national framework to guide stakeholders in advancing the transport system through stronger governance, improved network management, more effective use of data, support for innovation, and enhanced institutional capabilities.

On this occasion, Eng. Reem Mohammed Al Maarefi, Civil Engineer at the Roads Affairs Department of the Ministry of Transport, noted that Qatar has invested in developing a modern and advanced transport system over recent years, making it a key pillar of economic and social development. She emphasized that the current priorities are to improve operational efficiency and asset sustainability, strengthen coordination among entities, and make optimal use of technology and data to support decision-making and deliver better services to users.