Dubai-based SOUDIAN Technology has held discussions with MMH Holding Group on developing a strategic partnership to establish a smart energy and digital infrastructure system in the United Arab Emirates. The initiative includes deploying smart charging stations at Dubai International Airport and expanding across the city, alongside implementing Real-World Asset (RWA) tokenisation solutions and Decentralised Physical Infrastructure Network (DePIN) technologies.
The project aims to support smart cities and the digital economy, and to reinforce Dubai's position as a global hub for innovation and advanced technology.
During the meeting, both sides focused on the growing need to develop smart energy and digital infrastructure solutions in the aviation sector. They discussed establishing an integrated network of charging stations and smart computing nodes within Dubai International Airport's facilities, covering departure halls, VIP lounges, transit areas, and commercial facilities, contributing to round-the-clock enhancement of traveller services.
Under the proposed collaboration, SOUDIAN Technology will provide an integrated system comprising fast-charging lockers, IoT-based smart management systems, and stablecoin payment solutions, alongside Real-World Asset (RWA) tokenisation technologies, boosting operational efficiency and raising the level of digital services.
Both parties also plan to expand the deployment of smart nodes and charging hubs across a number of key locations within Dubai, including the city centre, coastal commercial districts, and luxury hotel complexes, with the aim of establishing an interconnected urban network supporting digital energy infrastructure.
MMH Holding Group will provide local resources, operational and regulatory support, and facilitation of access to strategic sites, while SOUDIAN Technology will handle the development of technical infrastructure, operations management, and verification of financial flows via blockchain technologies, in addition to digital asset tokenisation solutions.
The partnership also encompasses accelerating equipment localisation, completing regulatory approvals, managing financial custody, and executing field deployment phases, in cooperation with UAE-licensed digital financial institutions, to develop a stablecoin-based payment system tailored for airport environments and everyday use.
The proposed system will facilitate transparent financial settlements via blockchain networks for charging operation revenues, linking energy infrastructure, UAE-compliant operations, and digital assets within an integrated framework.
This collaboration reflects Dubai's drive to accelerate adoption of Decentralised Physical Infrastructure Network (DePIN) technologies and to leverage blockchain applications in developing services and infrastructure, supporting the emirate's targets of building an advanced digital economy and smarter, more sustainable cities, while reinforcing the UAE's position as a global hub for innovation and future technologies.