The Czech Republic and the United Kingdom have launched a new transport dialogue aimed at deepening cooperation and sharing expertise. The UK–Czech Transport Dialogue will focus on shaping the future of mobility and infrastructure in both countries.
A new form of collaboration is taking shape between the Czech Republic’s Ministry of Transport and the UK Department for Transport, aimed at strengthening mutual coordination and the exchange of expertise.
In London, the UK–Czech Transport Dialogue was formally launched, marking a fresh chapter in cooperation between the two transport authorities. Representatives from both institutions signed a document establishing the dialogue, symbolising their commitment to closer ties.
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The framework is designed to enhance coordination and the sharing of knowledge in key areas that will shape the future of transport in both countries.
Among the primary areas of collaboration are smart mobility and autonomous vehicles, the transition to clean mobility and decarbonisation of transport, the development of rail infrastructure including high-speed lines, the exchange of best practices in financing transport infrastructure, and cooperation in research and innovation.
The dialogue was formally endorsed with signatures from Zdeněk Čechura, Director of the Department of Foreign Relations and the EU at the Czech Ministry of Transport, and his British counterpart, Simon Argyle, Director of Foreign Relations at the Department for Transport.