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As they are affected by the global health crisis, the FIA Mobility Division is continuing to support its Member Organisations and the actions they are taking to help face the COVID-19 crisis.

As a result of the global outbreak of the coronavirus disease, it has been decided that the FIA Smart Cities Forums scheduled for Season 4 of the initiative are to be postponed until further notice.

The Fédération Internationale de l’Automobile (FIA) and MassChallenge Switzerland, part of MassChallenge’s global network of zero-equity start-up accelerators, announce that applications are now open for the FIA Smart Cities Global Start-Up Contest . The aim of the contest is to select promising start-ups and give them a platform to grow their network and visibility by connecting them to key mobility stakeholders in multinational corporations, government and public institutions. The deadline to apply is Saturday 30 November 2019.

The FIA’s presence at the third edition of Movin’On Summit was an opportunity for the Federation to underline its commitment to the safe, sustainable and accessible mobility of tomorrow.

On May 23, the FIA participated in the GreenTech Festival, taking place on the occasion of the Formula E Race in the former Tempelhof Airport in Berlin.

On Friday, 10 May, Monaco welcomed a high-level panel discussion on Sustainable Urban Mobility organised on the occasion of EVER Monaco and the Formula E race.

In Rome, during the FIA Smart Cities Forum, Parknav, a start-up which reinvents street parking by using Artificial Intelligence to find on-street parking in real-time, was announced as the last winner of the third season of the FIA Smart Cities Global Start-Up Contest.

The FIA Smart Cities Forum returned to Rome to cap off a third successful season of high-level conferences. Gathering a diverse group of stakeholders, the Forum looked at how public and private actors can lead the new mobility transition.

The Hong Kong edition of the FIA Smart Cities Global Start-Up Contest saw two new finalists present their innovative projects aimed at shaping the future of mobility.

For its first edition in Asia, the FIA Smart Cities Forum gathered over 300 participants ahead of the 2019 HKT Hong Kong E-Prix to discuss how disruptive technologies can shape a new urban mobility.