Amman, September 22 (Petra) Minister of Social Development Wafaa
Bani Mustafa discussed Tuesday with Uber officials ways to develop
safe, sustainable and accessible transport solutions for persons with
disabilities, the elderly, children and women.

The meeting with Uber General Manager for the Middle East and Africa
Martin Roeske and Head of Government Relations Shahm Sharbaji focused
on leveraging the company’s technological and operational expertise
to develop flexible transport models tailored to beneficiaries’
needs.

Bani Mustafa called for ensuring accessibility, safety, dignity and
independence, while developing solutions that are viable, scalable
and sustainable.

She called for cooperation among government entities, the private
sector and partners to establish clear operational and funding
mechanisms.

The meeting addressed options discussed by the Ministerial Committee
for Women’s Empowerment with the Ministry of Transport and the Land
Transport Regulatory Commission, including the potential use of the
Passenger Support Fund to support transport service providers.

Uber officials expressed the company’s interest in cooperating with
the ministry and relevant stakeholders to explore practical transport
models and strengthen access to safe and reliable services.

Both sides agreed to continue discussions on needs, priorities and
target groups to develop more inclusive, safe and sustainable
transport solutions.

//Petra// AK