AMSTERDAM – A delegation from the Curaçao Parliament’s Committee on Traffic, Transport and Urban Planning is attending the international traffic technology exhibition Intertraffic 2026 in Amsterdam.
According to Parliament, the visit began on Tuesday and aims to explore new technologies that could help improve traffic management and mobility on the island.
Curacao MP at Intertraffic
The delegation includes committee chairman Frenciss Lourens (MFK) and members Rigoletto Thodé (MFK), Juniel Carolina (MFK), Sheldry Osepa (PNP), Shaheen Elhage (PAR) and Suzy Camelia-Römer (MAN-PIN). The committee’s secretary is also part of the group.
Intertraffic is an international event where companies and organizations present innovations in traffic management, infrastructure and mobility solutions.
During the exhibition, the Curaçao delegation is reviewing a range of technologies designed to improve traffic flow and road safety. This year’s event places particular emphasis on the use of artificial intelligence and robotics in transportation systems.
According to a spokesperson for Parliament, the delegation visited several stands on the first day where new traffic solutions were demonstrated, including smart cameras, modern traffic light systems and radar technology.
Members of the delegation said that gaining insight into these technologies could help Curaçao explore new approaches to traffic management and mobility challenges on the island.