The AIM Investment Summit 2025 hosts its 14th session, the most prominent global innovation in the movement, within the axis of the future cities, where the summit brings together the pioneers of industry, investors and decision makers to explore the future of the advanced transport sector.
A statement issued yesterday, among the most prominent participants this year, “Pal-V”, which is reviewing “Pal-V Liberty”, is the first plane vehicle in the world with a European road certificate, which provides a practical model for the future of movement, combining the comfort of traditional leadership and freedom of aviation.
“The future vision of the UAE in the field of advanced air mobility makes it an ideal platform for exploring the potential potentials of (Flydrive) in the transportation sector,” said Robert Denjansi’s founder and CEO, Robert Denjans. Visitors to the “AIM” summit will have an opportunity to get to know “Pal-V Liberty” and its development trip from the idea to reality. The attendees will also be able to interact with the “Pal-V” team, and explore investment and partnership opportunities in the future movement.
In addition, the summit will provide a platform to discuss how to integrate “PAL-V” solutions into global transportation networks, and its role in enhancing the efficiency of transportation systems around the world.
It is noteworthy that the activities of the 14th session of the “AIM Investment Summit” are organized during the period from the seventh to the ninth of next April, under the slogan “The Future of the Future of Global Investment: the new trend of the global investment scene, towards a balanced global system”, at the Abu Dhabi National Exhibition Center, with the participation of more than 25 thousand people from 180 countries.
Robert Dinjans:
. The future vision of the UAE in the field of advanced air mobility makes it an ideal platform for exploring the capabilities of Flydrive in the transport sector.
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