Watch this webinar with Honeywell to understand the next steps in operationalising AI for cities around safety, resilience and mobility.
Date recorded: Tuesday 17 June 2025
Length: 60 minutes + Q&A
As cities around the world grapple with increasingly complex and interconnected challenges, local governments are being asked to do more with less. While the obstacles are significant, artificial intelligence (AI) is fast becoming a powerful enabler for smarter, faster, and more efficient urban decision-making.
Watch this OnDemand webinar, supported by Honeywell, for an in-depth discussion with a range of smart city experts as we explore how cities are moving beyond experimentation and beginning to operationalise AI across a range of functions.
Drawing on real-world examples and active deployments, this webinar will provide practical insights into how AI is helping cities improve service delivery, anticipate risks, and make better use of limited resources.
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Mohamed Moselhy Global Smart Cities Director, Honeywell
Mohamed Moselhy is the Global Smart Cities Director at Honeywell, leading diverse global teams to shape the future of urban living from Dubai, UAE. He spearheads initiatives that integrate advanced technologies, including AI, data analytics and digital twin to drive sustainability, enhance urban resilience, and secure critical infrastructures. With a focus on innovation and impact, Mohamed partners with governments and communities worldwide to create smart, sustainable, and safe city environments that protect national security, enhance economic stability, and elevate the quality of life for citizens. Mohamed is part of Honeywell’s organization for more than 18 years focused on Defense, Automation, Energy, Sustainability, Smart Cities & Communities, Security and Safety industries and has held multi-positions in his career in engineering, operations, services, solutions design, sales, business development, vertical management & business management groups on commercial, defense and government programs across different global geographies. |
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Mike Lake President and CEO, Leading Cities
As President and CEO, Michael develops and establishes relationships with municipal governments, businesses and universities internationally, creating a global network of partner cities dedicated to implementing Smart City solutions that improve the quality of life in cities.
Leading Cities builds bridges between academia and action, between business and government, and between urban problems and solutions.Among its signature programs are AcceliCITY- among the largest, most prestigious smart and resilient city solutions focused competitions- and AcceliGOV—a competition of cities vying for globally sourced, expert-vetted, pre-paid pilot projects.
Michael’s career in public service spans from serving three United States Presidents as Special Assistant for White House Operations and Presidential Advance to serving the former Prime Minister of Ireland as a policy research analyst.
He is the only American nominated for the inaugural UK Smart Cities Awards 2017 in the category “Smart City Leader & Promoter and has been recognized globally as a pioneer in the space of Smart Cities for his leadership in networking cities across internationally. |
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Luke Antoniou
Luke has been reporting on the implementation of smart technologies that benefit citizens and the public sector since 2017.
He has a particularly keen interest in smart and sustainable mobility and its role in influencing the decisions of urban planners, citizens and governments alike.
As rapid urbanisation continues, he keeps his finger on the pulse of the myriad urban challenges facing local and central governments, making new connections in the public and private sectors and finding new angles from which to cover the latest smart city developments around the world. |

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