Looking toward the future, this dialogue will take place to deliberate “how innovation can be used by governments to increase their efficiency and effectiveness”, “which approach should be taken to make innovation more accessible and deployable” and “what kind of policies can encourage and accelerate the pace of innovation” amongst the three participant groups, i.e. Ministers, top leaders of the industry, and technology providers. Ministers will present the outcome of the Roundtables, to which the latter two groups respond based on their experiences, short-term needs and long-term visions.
Up Next in ICAO World Aviation Forum 2019
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Ministerial Roundtable 1: Policy and ...
New technological innovation, such as “mobility revolution” and “sharing economy”, has created disruptive effects on the market and generated benefits for wider society. The aviation industry should continue to embrace new technologies to transform ways of doing business while ensuring their safe...
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Ministerial Roundtable 2: Innovation ...
Technological progress is enabled through the relevant regulatory processes in each State, but government policies and practices have often not kept pace with the speed of change. The key is to establish good governance with greater coordination and communication between and across transport auth...
