IDEMIA Public Security has signed a strategic Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with MATARAT Holding, which manages and develops 27 airports across Saudi Arabia, to position the Kingdom as a global aviation hub.
Formalised and signed at the Dubai Airshow, a major event in the aviation industry showcasing the latest in aerospace technology and innovation, the partnership aims to drive innovation, operational efficiency and seamless passenger journeys across the kingdom, redefining the aviation experience in Saudi Arabia and making it smarter, safer, and more efficient for all.
In alignment with Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030, the collaboration reflects MATARAT Holding’s leadership in driving innovation and smart airport solutions, supported by IDEMIA Public Security’s trusted biometric technologies to further elevate efficiency and traveler satisfaction across the Kingdom’s airports.
“At IDEMIA Public Security, our commitment to building a safer world through trusted innovation has never been stronger,” Tim Ferris, Global Head, Travel & Transport, IDEMIA Public Security, said. “Partnering with MATARAT Holding marks a pivotal step in advancing digital transformation and creating a future of seamless passenger journeys across Saudi Arabia and we’re proud to be part of that evolution.”
Under the agreement, IDEMIA Public Security and MATARAT Holding will explore potential collaboration across several key areas:
- Seamless Passenger Journeys: Implementing advanced biometric and digital identity solutions to enable frictionless passenger processing from curb to gate.
- Airport Digital Transformation: Collaborating on digital transformation initiatives to boost airport efficiency, security, and the overall traveler experience.
- Expertise and Innovation: Providing technical expertise and consultation in identity verification, biometrics, and smart travel solutions to foster innovation.
- Advanced Platform Development: Cooperating on the technical development of MATARAT’s electronic platforms to support a modernised, integrated aviation infrastructure.
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