PCI Accelerates Overseas Expansion: Enters into Strategic Cooperation on Smart Transportation with Partners from Brazil, Morocco

Driven by its "domestic+overseas" dual-engine internationalization strategy, and leveraging the opportunities presented by the Belt and Road Initiative and the RCEP, PCI Technology has achieved a milestone in its global smart transportation deployment.From late July to early August 2026, PCI Technology successively reached strategic cooperation consensus and signed Memoranda of Understanding (MOUs) with multiple overseas institutions,including the Brazilian National Land Transportation Agency (Agência Nacional de Transportes Terrestres, abbreviated as ANTT), Labor Engenharia of Brazil, as well as Universty International Rabat,Morocco's Ministry of Transport and Logistics, National Railways Office (Office National des Chemins de Fer, abbreviated as ONCF), and Moroccan Airports Authority (ONDA). These collaborations cover multiple fields, including railway digitalization, urban smart transportation, and industry-academia-research technology collaboration. The successive cross-border partnerships not only serve as a concentrated testament to PCI's capability in exporting its full-stack AI transportation technology, but also mark the growing recognition of China’s independently developed smart transportation solutions by overseas governments and markets.

Collaborating with Brazilian Government and Enterprises to Expand into South America’s Railway and Urban Transportation Markets

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Partnering with Brazil’s National-level Transportation Agency ANTT to Sign Railway MOU

From August 2 to 5, Alessandro Baumgartner, Director and Railway Transportation Director of the Brazilian National Land Transportation Agency (Agência Nacional de Transportes Terrestres, abbreviated as ANTT), led a management delegation on a four-day in-depth visit and exchange program to PCI Technology’s headquarters. In recent years, Brazil has continued to increase investment in railway and highway infrastructure development. ANTT is the authoritative agency of the Brazilian federal government responsible for the concession management and operational supervision of land transportation infrastructure. Its visit fully demonstrates Brazil’s strong interest in China’s smart transportation technologies and its positive intention to deepen infrastructure cooperation between China and Brazil.

During the visit, the ANTT delegation gained a comprehensive understanding of PCI Technology’s technological achievements and integrated solutions in the smart transportation sector. A number of PCI Technology’s innovative AI-enabled transportation management applications received high recognition from the ANTT delegation. The two sides had detailed discussions on topics including system integration, core technology products, and prospects for localized applications in Brazil and South America, while exchanging development strategies and implementation plans.

On August 5, Ms. Chen Jiao, Chairwoman and Executive President of PCI Technology Group, together with senior officials from ANTT, witnessed the signing of the MOU.According to the memorandum, ANTT will support PCI Technology in carrying out railway-related business across Brazil, providing energetic policy and resource support for deeper cooperation between the two sides in areas such as railway intelligence and AI applications. In the future, PCI Technology will actively collaborate with ecosystem partners at home and abroad to provide customized smart transportation solutions for the Latin American market and contribute to sustainable urban development worldwide.

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Collaborating with Brazilian Government and Business Partners to Implement Urban Transportation Solutions

On August 2, PCI Technology received another delegation of distinguished government and business representatives from Brazil, including Colonel Alex Jorge, representative of the Government of Goiás State, and senior executives led by Rodrigo Tahan, President of Labor Engenharia. Representatives from PCI Technology’s partners in Brazil, including Mr. André Luiz de Souza Oliveira of CODEAL and Mr. Edilson Tomás Gomes, CEO of Chiola Aircraft, also attended the meeting. The delegation was warmly received by Ge Junbo, Head of PCI Technology’s International Business Department, Xu Jian, Vice President of Smart City Transportation, Yang Dakai, General Manager of Yunchuang Huitu, and other executives.

Labor Engenharia currently has multiple ongoing project contracts in Brazil, with its business scope highly aligned with PCI Technology’s urban transportation solutions. During the visit, the delegation toured PCI Technology’s Artificial Intelligence Exhibition Hall, where the company introduced its successful implementation cases in multiple cities in China and overseas, with a focus on showcasing key product lines including the Urban Transportation Brain, AI video analytics, CCTV video surveillance, and integrated urban governance solutions. Building on the solid foundation established through previous online exchanges, Labor Engenharia expressed its clear intention to become an important channel partner of PCI Technology in the Brazilian market.

Witnessed by the representative of the Government of Goiás State, the two parties officially signed a MOU.Under the agreement, both sides will deepen cooperation on urban transportation and smart security projects in Brazil and other South American regions, jointly developing a practical cooperation model featuring “Chinese technology + Brazilian local partners + state government support”.

Engaging with Multiple Moroccan Institutions to Build a Smart Transportation

Cooperation Network in North Africa

From July 27 to 29, one week before signing multiple agreements with partners in Brazil, PCI Technology traveled to Morocco for in-depth exchanges with leading African university UIR, the Ministry of Transport and Logistics, the National Railways Office (Office National des Chemins de Fer, abbreviated as ONCF), and other relevant institutions. PCI Technology also officially signed a MOU with UIR, marking a significant breakthrough in its efforts to deepen its presence in the smart transportation and smart city markets in North Africa.

This industry-academia collaboration closely aligns with Morocco’s industrial upgrading needs and the core mission of ensuring transportation support for the 2030 FIFA World Cup. By integrating PCI Technology’s AI, digital twin, smart rail transit, and urban governance technologies with the AI research capabilities and international talent development resources of UIR, the two sides have reached four key areas of consensus:joint establishment of laboratories, collaborative research projects, localized talent cultivation, and commercialization and application of technological achievements. PCI Technology will replicate its mature industry-academia collaboration model developed in China overseas, creating a two-way channel connecting “industrial technologies + local research capabilities”. The two sides will jointly conduct R&D in areas including passenger flow prediction, intelligent operation and maintenance, road safety, and digital cities. Technical solutions will be optimized in accordance with Moroccan industry standards, establishing an innovation foundation for large-scale project implementation.

In addition to its in-depth cooperation with universities, PCI Technology also engaged in discussions with multiple Moroccan government institutions. At Morocco’s Ministry of Transport and Logistics, the Minister and relevant officials elaborated on the country’s medium- and long-term transportation development strategy, covering railway passenger and freight transport, smart highways, civil aviation infrastructure, and modern logistics, thereby highlighting significant demand for large-scale intelligent transformation. Focusing on its core strengths in areas such as digitalization of rail transit and AI-powered intelligent inspection, the PCI Technology team exchanged ideas with Moroccan counterparts on localized development approaches. The National Railways Office of Morocco (Office National des Chemins de Fer, abbreviated as ONCF) and Moroccan Airports Authority (ONDA) also held discussions with PCI Technology on areas including freight transportation digitalization, intelligent rail inspection, and airport information system development. Through high-level and multi-dimensional engagements, PCI Technology is collaborating with university research platforms to establish localized innovation hubs in North Africa, continuously strengthening the brand influence of China’s smart transportation technologies in the African market.

Both Domestic and Overseas Development

Drive Global Expansion

Supported by Solid Technological Strength

The multi-level cooperation agreements signed with governments, enterprises, and universities in Brazil and Morocco represent a key milestone in PCI Technology’s implementation of its “domestic + overseas” dual-engine development strategy. The company remains committed to its international expansion strategy, with a focus on markets along the Belt and Road and within the RCEP region. PCI Technology has established an overseas-oriented R&D center in Hong Kong and an international marketing headquarters in Singapore, while also reaching a series of strategic cooperation agreements with Southeast Asian countries including Vietnam and Malaysia, continuously expanding the depth and breadth of its global partnerships.

Focusing on the core field of integrated urban transportation, PCI Technology has developed a full-stack AI technology system, with its smart rail transit products and solutions already serving 48 cities worldwide. In the future, PCI Technology will continue to collaborate with ecosystem partners in China and overseas to provide customized solutions for smart transportation development in international markets, empowering the global transportation industry’s high-quality and sustainable development through China-developed AI technologies.