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The technical meeting of local SMAPE stakeholders for the promotion of micromobility in the Regional Unit of Chios was successfully completed.

Τhe North Aegean Regional Development Fund, in cooperation with the Region of North Aegean and the University of West Attica, successfully concluded the technical meeting of the local stakeholders’ network within the framework of the SMAPE (Shared Mobility Action Programmes Exchange) project under the Interreg Europe Programme. The meeting took place on Wednesday, 18 February 2026, at the Meeting Hall of the Regional Unit of Chios.

During the meeting, strategies and proposals were presented to promote micromobility in the Regional Unit of Chios and the smaller islands, aiming to reduce private car use and strengthen sustainable mobility options. Particular emphasis was placed on the potential establishment of shared mobility stations (micromobility hubs), designed to support both the daily transportation needs of residents and the mobility demands of visitors during the tourist season.

The following stakeholders actively participated in the meeting:

  • Region of North Aegean

  • Municipality of Chios

  • Municipality of the Heroic Island of Psara

  • Municipality of Oinousses

  • Technical Chamber of Greece – Chios Department

  • Chios Chamber of Commerce

  • University of the Aegean

  • Managing Authority of the North Aegean Regional Operational Programme

  • North Aegean Regional Development Fund

The meeting marked a decisive step in shaping realistic and implementable micromobility interventions within the project framework, promoting sustainable development, environmental responsibility, and improved quality of life for residents.

PTAVA, the Region of North Aegean, and the University of West Attica thank all participants for their valuable contribution and reaffirm their commitment to continuing actions that strengthen sustainable mobility across the islands of the North Aegean.

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