According to Metropolitana di Napoli, its president, Prof. Carbone, spoke about how digitalisation can make transport more efficient, reliable and sustainable. He addressed the topic at the Campania Digital Summit 2026, held on 21 October 2026 at the Centro congressi of the Stazione Marittima in Naples.
Three priorities for Campania
The source lists three priorities for mobility in the region. The first is an integrated system built on digital platforms that connect metro lines, buses, sharing services, ports, airports and stations, so that citizens get a more connected transport network.
The second is predictive maintenance. Using digital technologies to anticipate problems is presented as a way to improve maintenance and to protect the Stazioni dell'Arte, the art stations that are a distinctive feature of the Naples metro.
The third is finding new resources for investment. Alongside public funding, the president pointed to innovative instruments such as green bonds, intended to support the development of sustainable mobility.
Technology and shared vision
According to the information released by Metropolitana di Napoli, the president stressed that technology is essential but must be backed by a shared vision. Such a vision is needed to plan interventions, to make the most of skills, and to ensure continuity in investment.
The company said it is ready to put its experience at the service of this challenge. In a quoted remark, the president said: "The infrastructure we built together; now we must learn together to look after it and to finance the future."
What this means for passengers
The summit remarks are strategic and do not set out specific changes to timetables, lines or stations. The source does not announce service modifications, so no changes for daily travel are reported in this article.