BAKU, Azerbaijan, October 27. A transportation management monitoring took place at the Baku Stadium on October 27, as preparations for COP29 continue .
The drill tested the flow of COP29 shuttles, security, and accreditation checks within designated stadium zones, using the conference's planned layout and routes. Over 600 volunteers took part.
Yesterday saw the successful completion of a major day-and-night transportation monitoring across central streets and avenues of Baku. The monitoring involved the COP29 Azerbaijan Operating Company, the Ministries of Internal Affairs and Emergency Situations, the Azerbaijan Land Transport Agency, and the Republican Centre for Emergency and Urgent Medical Aid under the Administration of the Regional Medical Divisions (TABIB). The monitoring involved COP29 shuttles and other vehicles, including ambulances and fire engines.
These drills aim to fully test the conference’s transport plan and ensure complete readiness for all transport operations.
