The city of Tel Aviv won the World Smart Cities Award on Wednesday, trumping over 250 other cities bidding for the title.
The award, given as part of the annual Smart City Expo World Congress held this week in Barcelona, recognized the White City’s initiative in undergoing what Mayor Ron Huldai hailed as a “digital revolution.”
The flagship project of the city’s efforts is the pioneering Digi-Tel platform, a residents’ membership club and app that provides individually tailored, location-specific information and services.
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Tel Aviv dubbed world s smartest city The Times of Israel
