GP Solutions DMCC Launches Movnex in Tbilisi, Introducing the City’s First Destination-Led Mobility Application

Movnex is being developed as a new category of urban mobility product, designed around the idea that people travel not for the sake of movement, but for the sake of destinations. Rather than positioning itself as another route planner, the application connects the act of planning a trip with the underlying purpose of that trip – reaching a restaurant, a hotel, a cultural site, a service provider, or a daily destination. In its current MVP form, Movnex establishes the foundational journey planning layer on top of which the full destination-led mobility model will be progressively built.

The first release covers the city of Tbilisi and a surrounding zone of approximately 20 kilometers beyond its administrative boundaries. Users can plan multimodal routes that combine the metro, buses, minibuses and walking segments, review schedules for the current moment and for future trips, access information about fares, and browse the official structure of metro and bus lines. The application also includes a curated and categorized base of points of interest covering top destinations, restaurants, hotels, guides, and beauty services, with the partner-driven commercial layer being introduced in subsequent releases. Movnex is available at launch in English, Georgian, and Arabic, reflecting both the local context of Tbilisi and the strong international and tourist demand profile of the city.

The Tbilisi market combines a resident population of approximately 1.2 million with an annual tourist flow exceeding 3 million visitors, high smartphone penetration, and a mature digital payments environment. At the same time, the urban mobility experience in the city remains fragmented across multiple disconnected applications for public transport, taxi, mapping and micromobility. Movnex is designed to consolidate this experience within a single product and, in its upcoming phases, to introduce a verified cashback mechanism that links transport behavior with real-world transactions at partner venues.

Nikita Varenov, COO of GP Solutions DMCC:

“The launch of Movnex in Tbilisi is the first step in a longer initiative aimed at rethinking how cities and their inhabitants interact with mobility. We deliberately started with a journey planner, because we believe the foundation of any serious mobility product is a reliable, fast, and trustworthy way to move through the city. Without that, none of the more advanced commercial layers can be built in a sustainable way.

We chose Tbilisi as the first city for Movnex because it combines a meaningful set of conditions: a dense and active urban environment, a strong international flow, mature digital payments, and a clear demand for a more coherent mobility experience. Our ambition is not to add another transport application to the market, but to gradually build a platform where movement, destinations and value exchange operate as one integrated system. This first release lays the groundwork for that vision, and the next phases will introduce the elements that make the destination-led mobility model fully visible to users and partners.”

Subsequent phases of the product, planned for the months following the initial launch, will introduce user registration with a personal QR identifier, integrated taxi services based on a proprietary metering and dispatch system, micromobility options, verified POI cashback with confirmation through a dedicated Telegram mini-application for partner staff, and a unified wallet that allows users to spend earned points across mobility and partner services. Through this phased approach, GP Solutions DMCC intends to validate the destination-led mobility model in Tbilisi before extending it to additional markets, with Kazakhstan and Turkey identified as priority directions for future expansion.

GP Solutions DMCC (Dubai, UAE) is a technology company specializing in digital urban mobility solutions, MaaS platforms, multimodal routing systems, ticketing services, and smart mobility products for public and private sector projects. Movnex is a destination-led mobility application developed by GP Solutions DMCC, combining multimodal journey planning, partner cashback, and a unified mobility wallet into a single integrated user experience, with Tbilisi serving as the first launch market.

GP Solutions DMCC Announces Support for Independent Media Platform City-Level

[City-Level](https://city-level.com) is being developed as an independent source of analysis, commentary, and industry insight covering the transformation of urban mobility systems, public transport modernization, digital ticketing, multimodal platforms, micromobility, mobility policy, and the broader evolution of cities. The platform is designed to serve professionals, public authorities, technology companies, investors, and readers seeking credible and structured information on one of the most important sectors shaping urban life.

Through this support, GP Solutions DMCC aims to contribute to the development of a stronger expert media environment around mobility and urban transformation, while preserving the editorial independence of the publication. City-Level will operate as an independent editorial platform with its own voice, agenda, and publishing priorities.

Nikita Varenov, COO of GP Solutions DMCC:

“We believe that the future of urban mobility requires not only better technology, but also better public discussion. MaaS, public transport digitalization, integrated ticketing, and the wider transformation of cities are too important to be explained only through commercial announcements or fragmented news flow.

Our decision to support City-Level is based on a simple idea: an expert editorial platform should have the opportunity to grow without constantly looking back at immediate funding constraints. We see real value in helping create a reliable and independent media resource that can consistently produce meaningful analysis, highlight important developments, and contribute to a more informed professional conversation around mobility and urban development.”

The support reflects GP Solutions DMCC’s broader commitment to the development of the global mobility ecosystem and to initiatives that strengthen knowledge exchange across the transport and technology sectors. By backing City-Level, the company seeks to encourage deeper industry dialogue and expand access to independent expertise in a field that is becoming increasingly strategic for governments, cities, and technology providers worldwide.

GP Solutions DMCC (Dubai, UAE) is a technology company specializing in digital urban mobility solutions, MaaS platforms, multimodal routing systems, ticketing services, and smart mobility products for public and private sector projects.
City-Level is an independent media platform covering Mobility as a Service, urban mobility, transport policy, digital infrastructure, and city development, with a focus on reliable reporting, expert analysis, and the long-term transformation of urban movement.

[City-Level](https://city-level.com) is an independent media platform covering Mobility as a Service, urban mobility, transport policy, digital infrastructure, and city development, with a focus on reliable reporting, expert analysis, and the long-term transformation of urban movement.

GP Solutions DMCC Announces Intention to Launch Tbilisi’s First MaaS Platform in Spring 2026

Movnex is being developed as a multimodal mobility platform that enables users to plan urban journeys across different modes of transport within one interface. Its functional concept is built around combining public transport, private mobility services, and other urban transport options into unified route chains that can be dynamically adapted to real-world conditions. These include weather, traffic, incidents, and a wider set of environmental factors that affect the quality and comfort of movement through the city.

A key differentiator of the Movnex platform is its ability to account not only for transport logic, but also for climate-related conditions that can influence travel choices. In addition to conventional routing variables, the platform is designed to consider air quality, elevation changes, and ultraviolet exposure, helping users make more context-aware decisions about how they move through the city. This approach reflects a broader vision of mobility as a service that should respond to the actual urban environment rather than operate as a static route-planning tool.

Alongside its transport functionality, Movnex introduces a commercial model that GP Solutions DMCC believes is unique in the MaaS market. At the core of the platform’s business model is a lead generation mechanism for points of interest shown on the map, including restaurants, hotels, and private companies providing services to city residents. Rather than treating mobility as an isolated transport experience, Movnex is designed around the idea that a trip is only one part of a broader urban purpose.
The concept is based on a simple observation: people do not travel for the sake of movement itself. What matters to them is where they are going, why they are going there, and what value awaits them at the destination. By connecting mobility with relevant urban services and destinations, Movnex aims to make the platform useful not only during the journey, but also at the point where the trip ends.

Nikita Varenov, COO of GP Solutions DMCC:

“Most mobility platforms still focus almost entirely on the mechanics of movement: how to get from point A to point B. But real urban life is more complex than that. People do not open a mobility app because they are passionate about the route itself. They open it because they need to reach a workplace, meet someone, visit a restaurant, check into a hotel, access a service, or solve a practical task in the city.

This is the philosophy behind Movnex. We want to build a MaaS platform that understands both the journey and the purpose behind it. That means combining public and private transport in one multimodal logic, adapting routes to live city conditions such as weather, incidents, traffic, air quality, elevation, and UV exposure, and at the same time thinking about how the platform can be genuinely useful at the destination point.

We believe this creates a new category of MaaS product – one that connects mobility with the wider urban economy. For Tbilisi, we see this as an opportunity to introduce not just another transport application, but a smarter urban tool aligned with the real daily needs of residents and visitors.”

The planned launch in Tbilisi represents an important step in GP Solutions DMCC’s broader strategy in urban mobility innovation. With Movnex, the company aims to demonstrate how MaaS platforms can evolve beyond transport aggregation into a more adaptive, city-oriented digital layer that connects movement, environment, and destination-based value.

GP Solutions DMCC (Dubai, UAE) is a technology company focused on digital urban mobility solutions, MaaS platforms, multimodal journey planning, ticketing services, and smart mobility products for public and private sector projects.

Movnex is a next-generation urban mobility platform designed to integrate transport modes, environmental context, and destination-oriented services into a unified digital experience for city residents and visitors.

GP Solutions DMCC Announces Partnership Agreement with HERE Maps

The cooperation is focused on supporting governmental and municipal programs related to public transport development, multimodal mobility systems, smart city infrastructure, and national digital platforms. The technological integration of HERE into GP Solutions DMCC solutions — including the Movnex platform — enables the use of high-precision navigation services to enhance service quality for citizens, ensure standardization, and maintain compliance with the requirements of regional regulators and transport authorities.

Nikita Varenov, COO of GP Solutions DMCC:

“We are pleased to establish a long-term partnership with HERE. This undoubtedly opens new horizons for our Movnex MaaS platform.

When we implemented the darb project for the authorities of Riyadh in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, we conducted a comparative analysis of a dozen leading global providers of cartographic data. HERE emerged as the top-ranked solution, receiving the highest consolidated score across Level of detail, Search functionality, Routing and navigation, Points of interest (POI) management, Geocoding and reverse geocoding, Offline map capabilities, and Localization for the Saudi market.
Quality is one of the key requirements we apply to Movnex, and HERE is fully capable of ensuring that within our partnership.”

Confirmation of the ISV status and the Silver Partner Tier reflects the technical readiness of GP Solutions DMCC to operate within international standards and enables the use of HERE components in solutions intended for public sector transport initiatives across the Middle East, the European Union, and other global markets.

GP Solutions DMCC (Dubai, UAE) is a technology company specializing in digital urban mobility solutions, MaaS platforms, multimodal routing systems, and ticketing services. The company has experience in delivering projects for governmental programs and municipal transport authorities.

HERE Technologies (HERE Maps) is a global provider of mapping data and navigation services utilized by government regulators, transport authorities, and infrastructure organizations. HERE solutions support strategic programs in transport, logistics, and smart city development worldwide.

GP Solutions DMCC to Advise Dubai’s Roads and Transport Authority on MaaS Development

The collaboration is aimed at supporting Dubai’s vision for a more connected, data-driven, and user-centric transport environment, where residents and visitors can access multiple modes of transport through seamless digital channels. The advisory scope will cover the strategic and operational aspects of MaaS implementation, including integration scenarios for public transport, micromobility, taxi and ride-hailing services, parking, and digital payment instruments.

GP Solutions DMCC will contribute its expertise in designing and delivering digital mobility platforms for public-sector and city-level transport programs, with particular focus on multimodal journey planning, service interoperability, fare logic, e-wallet architecture, and scalable technology frameworks aligned with the needs of modern transport authorities.

Nikita Varenov, COO of GP Solutions DMCC:

“We see MaaS not as a standalone mobile product, but as a strategic layer of digital urban infrastructure. For a city like Dubai, the real value of MaaS lies in its ability to unify fragmented mobility services into a single, intuitive environment that improves accessibility, increases public transport efficiency, and creates a more seamless daily experience for users.

We are honored to support RTA in this direction and bring our practical expertise in multimodal platforms, digital ticketing, and mobility ecosystems to this engagement. We believe that Dubai has all the prerequisites to remain one of the global reference points for next-generation urban mobility.”

The advisory engagement reflects the growing importance of MaaS as part of broader smart city and transport digitalization strategies in the Gulf region. As cities move beyond isolated transport apps toward integrated mobility ecosystems, the role of system-level consulting, interoperability planning, and regulator-aligned platform design becomes increasingly critical.

GP Solutions DMCC is a Dubai-based technology company specializing in digital urban mobility solutions, MaaS platforms, multimodal routing systems, transport integrations, and ticketing technologies. The company has experience in delivering technology solutions and strategic mobility frameworks for public-sector initiatives and municipal transport programs.

Dubai’s Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) is the government entity responsible for planning and overseeing transport and roads infrastructure in Dubai, including public transport systems, smart mobility initiatives, and the development of integrated transport services across the emirate.

GP Solutions DMCC Announces Strategic Partnership with Global Technology Oilfield and Gas Trading LLC

Within the framework of this collaboration, the parties will combine their complementary capabilities to pursue public-sector and city-level opportunities where mobility digitalization, multimodal service integration, and transport platform development are becoming strategic priorities. GP Solutions DMCC will contribute its expertise in MaaS architecture, multimodal journey planning, digital ticketing, mobility payments, and the development of integrated user-facing transport platforms, while Global Technology Oilfield and Gas Trading LLC will strengthen the partnership through its regional presence, engineering background, and experience working across industrial and infrastructure-oriented sectors in the UAE.

The partnership is intended to support transport authorities and government stakeholders seeking scalable and future-ready digital mobility environments that bring together public transport, micromobility, taxi and ride-hailing services, parking, and other urban mobility components within a unified platform logic.

Nikita Varenov, COO of GP Solutions DMCC:

“The future of urban mobility in the Gulf will depend not only on strong technology, but also on the ability to build reliable delivery structures around that technology. For MaaS initiatives to move from concept to implementation, cities need partners who understand both digital platform architecture and the operational realities of large-scale infrastructure environments.

Our strategic partnership with Global Technology is important precisely because it brings these capabilities together. We see strong potential in combining our MaaS and transport technology expertise with Global Technology’s regional footprint, engineering background, and market access to support government-led mobility transformation projects across the UAE and the wider Gulf region.”

The collaboration reflects a broader market shift in which cities are moving beyond isolated mobility applications toward integrated ecosystems designed to improve accessibility, user experience, operational visibility, and modal coordination. In this environment, joint delivery models that combine software, systems integration, and local market execution are becoming increasingly relevant for public-sector tenders and long-term urban mobility programs.

GP Solutions DMCC is a Dubai-based technology company specializing in digital urban mobility solutions, MaaS platforms, multimodal routing systems, transport integrations, and ticketing technologies. The company supports the design and development of platform-based mobility ecosystems for public-sector and city-level transport programs.

Global Technology Oilfield and Gas Trading LLC is a UAE-based company headquartered in Abu Dhabi. According to its public company materials, it provides services and solutions across telecommunications, information technology, solar and power-related systems, and works with oil and gas companies, utilities, industries, and commercial-sector clients.