Singapore, Abu Dhabi launch smart city innovation call

The two cities have called for solutions on advancing the agenda of smart cities, to be tested in Abu Dhabi.

Enterprise Singapore (ESG), its subsidiary IPI Singapore, and the Abu Dhabi Investment Office have launched an innovation call focusing on smart cities.

The call aims to increase collaboration, connection, innovation, and an exchange of knowledge and expertise between both markets.

These would be considered for city-wide implementation in Abu Dhabi.

"The smart city joint innovation call will deepen collaboration between Abu Dhabi and Singapore. Singapore companies with the capabilities and experience in smart solutions would be able to partner established entities in Abu Dhabi to co-create and pilot tech-enabled solutions for a rangeof urban challenges, including energy and water sustainability, transport efficiency and dense communities. As partners, we can work together to drive social transformation and enhance the lives of our citizens," said ESG CEO Tan Soono Kim.

A total of six challenge statements have been shortlisted for Singapore companies to pitch, develop and test-bed with Abu Dhabi entities.

The call is open for submissions until July 29, 2021. A briefing will be held on June 10.

Interested parties may visit this website for more information.

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