DEC 13 2021
Ubiwhere displayed the best of technological innovation for Smart Cities at the XXV Congresso da ANMP
On 11 and 12 December, Ubiwhere was present at the XXV Congresso da Associação Nacional de Municípios Portugueses: an important initiative due to the relevance of some themes for the Municipalities and their populations, such as the organization of the State, its development and cohesion, mobility and local financing. This event took place at the Parque de Exposições de Aveiro.
In this event attended by representatives of all Portuguese municipalities, Ubiwhere was one of the companies with the most excellent highlight. During the two days, we presented our leading technology solutions in Smart Cities, many of which have already been implemented in several cities in Portugal and the World.
Innovation is part of our system’s DNA. Some of our products impacted the audience we received, such as the Urban Platform, Smart Parking, Smart Lamppost, and our Tourism 360º solutions, demonstrating some of our projects.
Mobility, Waste, Circular Economy, Tourism, Energy or Urban Platform: these, among other themes, were well present in Ubiwhere’s stand in the exhibition area of the Congress.
Our visitors discovered our technological solutions, our innovative products and our most notable projects. In this way, Ubiwhere presented perfect solutions for each Portuguese city to be a city of the future, a true Smart City!
During our presence at the XXV Congresso da Associação Nacional de Municípios Portugueses, one of the highlights was the presence and interview of the Mayor of Aveiro, Ribau Esteves. Ubiwhere consolidated ties with the host municipality and intensified the importance of sustainable solutions for the development of a city. Aveiro is one of the cities that serve as an example for sustainability since Ubiwhere implemented some of our digital solutions in this municipality.
The XXV Congresso da Associação Nacional de Municípios Portugueses counted with the President of the Portuguese Republic, Professor Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa, the Prime Minister of Portugal, António Costa, and a presence of a thousand congress members.
