The Ministry of Energy and Infrastructure (MoEI), in collaboration with UAEV, a joint venture between MoEI and Etihad Water and Electricity, hosted the 3rd EV Majlis on Monday, bringing together major global electric vehicle manufacturers to discuss the future of sustainable transport in the UAE.
Chaired by Sharif Al Olama, Undersecretary for Energy and Petroleum Affairs at MoEI and Chairman of UAEV, the Majlis spotlighted recent advances in the electric vehicle ecosystem, including innovations in technology and infrastructure, as well as updates on national policies aimed at supporting EV growth.
The forum provided a platform for stakeholders to share challenges and explore solutions, such as harmonizing technical standards and expanding the nationwide EV charging network. Discussions were closely aligned with the UAE’s strategic goal of achieving net-zero emissions by 2050.
Al Olama emphasized the Majlis’s role in fostering collaboration between public and private sectors to fast-track the shift to sustainable mobility.
“The UAE is firmly committed to advancing a robust, sustainable transport ecosystem and increasing EV adoption,”
he said.
“Through the EV Majlis, we’re cultivating an environment of collaboration and knowledge exchange to help overcome industry challenges and strengthen the UAE’s position in the global electric mobility landscape.”
The Ministry reaffirmed its focus on developing smart charging technologies, enhancing policy frameworks, and building strategic partnerships to support the country’s clean energy ambitions.
News Source: Emirates News Agency
