Ministry of Transport Officials Complete Prestigious Oxford Leadership Programme in Transport Equity and Justice

OXFORD, UK — Deputy Land Transport Minister Hon. Rodulph Gee, Natt, Jr. and Assistant Minister for Administration and Insurance  Hon. James Karpu Momo, of the Ministry of Transport, have completed an intensive in-person Oxford Leadership Programme on Global Challenges in Transport focusing on Transport Equity and Justice at the Transport Studies Unit (TSU), University of Oxford.

The week-long executive education programme, running from September 21 to 25, 2026, brought together international professionals to tackle critical global challenges surrounding fairness, accessibility, and systemic justice in modern transportation networks.

Professor Tim Schwanen, Director of the Transport Studies Unit, and Dr. Helen Morrissey, Executive Education Programme Lead at the TSU, officially signed and conferred the certification.

The rigorous curriculum at Oxford’s Transport Studies Unit emphasizes actionable frameworks for policy development, urban planning, and infrastructure design to ensure that transport systems serve all communities equitably.

Participants engaged in high-level discussions, case study evaluations, and strategic planning sessions led by world-class academic experts.
With the completion of this credential, Ministry of Transport leadership joins a distinguished network of global experts equipped with advanced insights to shape sustainable, inclusive, and socially responsible transport policies worldwide