Global Mobility Call expands its ecosystem with new strategic partners to drive sustainable mobility More than 25 companies and institutions are joining this new edition to promote sustainable, connected, and safe mobility from 9 to 11 June at IFEMA MADRID. Global Mobility Call continues to consolidate its position as the international event for sustainable mobility with the incorporation of new strategic partners from the mobility, automotive, logistics, electrification, and technological innovation ecosystem. The integration of ACIIEC, AEDIVE, AER, EA Transporte, AECOC, AEGFA, AMKT (Spanish Association for Marketing, User and Mobility), ANESDOR, ASEPA – UPM/INSIA, ASESGA, Asociación Cargadores, CEOE, Clúster Smart Cities, CLIME, CONFEBUS, FACONAUTO, FENEVAL, FESVIAL, Fundación Ibercaja – Mobility City, GANVAM, ANCERA, Neutral in Motion (NIM), Fundación RACE, Real Academia de Ingeniería (RAI), SERNAUTO and UFV – MSI (Francisco de Vitoria University – MotorSport Institute) reinforces the event’s cross-sector character by incorporating key sectors such as collective transport, corporate mobility, electric mobility, logistics, road safety, technological innovation, marketing, engineering, and the automotive value chain. These organisations join Global Mobility Call as strategic partners, consolidating a systemic vision of mobility in which industry, technology, public administrations, operators, and real demand converge to accelerate more efficient, sustainable, connected, and accessible models. Among the new additions, CONFEBUS stands out for its role in promoting collective bus transport as a tool for territorial cohesion; AER (Spanish Vehicle Renting Association) and AEGFA as key players in fleet electrification and corporate mobility; and ANESDOR, promoting motorcycles as an efficient solution for urban mobility and last-mile logistics. “Buses are destined to lead the mobility of the future. It is a safe, sustainable, and affordable mode of transport with the greatest territorial reach, guaranteeing effective connections for thousands of municipalities every day, and it is essential for strategic sectors such as tourism,” said Rafael Barbadillo, President of