With its expanded scale, TCS 2025 welcomed delegations from more than 110 cities across Asia, Europe, Latin America, and Africa. Discussions centered on four key domains: Tomorrow.Technologies, Tomorrow.Mobility, Tomorrow.Environment, and Tomorrow.Utilities. Over 100 exhibitors presented cutting-edge solutions, showcasing Chinas growing leadership in smart city innovation while creating new avenues for international collaboration. The agenda featured 20 Industry Roundtables, 32 City Shows, and more than 40 Closed-Door Meetings aimed at driving knowledge exchange and accelerating project implementation.
The event also hosted the ceremony of Region & China Smart City Awards. These awards highlight Asias most impactful practices in digital transformation, low-carbon transition, and public service innovation. Among the eight winners of Best Projects (X-SDI) Awards are Public Establishment for Industrial Estates (Madayn) of Oman, the UAE MOHAP, along with Kazakhstan, New Zealand , Malaysia, Thailand, and China. The Leadership Awards Young Talent distinction was presented to HRH Shaikh Essa Abdulla Essa Abdulaziz Al Mualla, UAE.
At the opening ceremony, international delegates emphasized the role of innovation in shaping resilient, sustainable cities. The launch of Tomorrow.City Community Shanghai marked the first physical hub of the global network, providing a trusted platform for collaboration and project acceleration. Complementing this milestone, the Collaboration List of City Challenges & Opportunities was released together with 16 international cities, outlining priority areas such as smart governance, green transition, and infrastructure renewal to foster deeper global partnerships.
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