As part of the SYNCHROMODE project, several workshops have been organised in each case study location at the local level to meet the stakeholders. Some already took place online (Madrid) or in-person (South Holland).
After two local workshops, the third activity for the Thessaloniki case study was not organised as a single dedicated workshop, but rather as a series of meetings and consultation sessions with different stakeholders, primarily those actively involved in the city’s traffic management operations.
These sessions aimed to assess the SYNCHROMODE Toolbox as an integrated suite of solutions and products, while gathering feedback on its practical relevance, and usability.
In parallel, CERTH also hosted high-level visits from the Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport and the Prime Minister of Greece, during which its traffic management solutions were presented and discussed. These exchanges further highlighted the interest in transferring and exploiting the proposed solutions beyond Thessaloniki, particularly towards the Traffic Management Centre of Attica in the city of Athens, where discussions are ongoing to define the framework for their possible deployment.
