The 19th Urban Mobility India Conference and Exhibition concluded in Bhubaneswar with the participation of approximately 1,500 delegates and experts.

Bhubaneswar, October 25, 2026. The 19th Urban Mobility India Conference and Exhibition, which has set a new direction for India's urban transport sector, concluded grandly in Bhubaneswar today. The highly anticipated event was attended by approximately 1,500 delegates, organizational heads, policymakers, and technical experts from across the country and abroad. The primary objective of the conference was to discuss global trends and local challenges aimed at making public transport systems in cities more efficient, accessible, and environmentally friendly.

During the conference, various sessions featured in-depth discussions on the role of cutting-edge technologies, including electric vehicles, smart traffic management systems, and digital payment solutions. Experts argued that automated transport and integrated ticketing systems will be essential for Indian cities in the coming years. The exhibition section showcased thousands of technical solutions and equipment, where citizens and business representatives experienced the latest developments firsthand.

Participating as keynote speakers and in panel discussions, experts identified collaboration between governments and the private sector as the key to success. They stated that merely expanding infrastructure is insufficient for the development of urban mobility; policy reforms and public awareness are also necessary. On this occasion, administrative officials from several cities shared insights into the successes and setbacks of projects underway in their respective cities, creating a model for other cities to follow.

A special session held on the final day of the conference emphasized multi-modal transport, highlighting methods to connect different modes of transportation. Organizers noted a significant increase in the participation of foreign companies in this year's exhibition, indicating their interest in investing in the Indian urban transport market.

The conclusion of the 19th Urban Mobility India Conference was not only a commercial success but also a symbol of the promise of a better travel experience for cities across the country. This significant event held in Bhubaneswar confirmed that India is ready to play a leading role in urban transport on the global stage. The approximately 1,500 delegates who participated have taken a significant step toward shaping urban planning and transport policies in the future through this event.