Getlink announces the signing of a strategic partnership between Getlink Customs Services, its division dedicated to customs formalities, and Agsa-Partida, a leading Spanish customs intermediary specializing in the logistics and customs management of flows between Morocco and Europe PARIS, FRANCE – Media OutReach Newswire – 5 February 2026 – Building on its expertise in managing cross-Channel customs procedures, Getlink Customs Services strengthens its position as a trusted partner for complex goods flows. Agsa-Partida brings deep sector knowledge and operational know-how on the Iberian corridor. Developing a Key Logistics Corridor As trade between Morocco and the United Kingdom has doubled since 2021 and is expected to continue growing through 2030, the two partners are joining forces to offer customs processes that are simple, fast, and secure, tailored to the post-Brexit context. A Comprehensive Service Offering on the Morocco–Spain–UK Corridor Through this partnership, clients of Getlink Customs Services and Agsa-Partida will benefit from an enhanced operational network: In Morocco: via PartidaMed, managing export formalities and coordinating logistics with port platforms. In Spain: Agsa-Partida’s expertise at strategic transit points, including Algeciras, Valencia, Barcelona, and Motril. In the United Kingdom: handling import/export formalities through Getlink Customs Services, an expert in cross-Channel goods flows. This partnership provides an integrated service covering all customs, health, and regulatory requirements. Julie Bagur, Chief Business Development Officer (CBDO) at Getlink Customs Services: “With this partnership, we are taking a major step forward for our clients: opening new markets and strengthening strategic expertise on a rapidly growing logistics corridor. Together, we offer a complete and reliable solution capable of meeting the challenges of a constantly evolving market.” Jesús Aznar, Agsa-Partida: “The partnership with Getlink Customs Services allows us to offer an integrated solution for customs formalities from Morocco to the United Kingdom; this reduces processing times and accelerates the transit of goods between the two

SAN FRANCISCO and GUANGZHOU, China, Feb. 06, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — WeRide (NASDAQ: WRD, HKEX: 0800), a global leader in autonomous driving technology, and Uber Technologies, Inc. (NYSE: UBER) today announced a major expansion of their strategic partnership to deploy at least 1,200 Robotaxis across the Middle East. The deployment, which will span Abu Dhabi, Dubai, and Riyadh, is expected to be completed as soon as 2027. WeRide and Uber’s Robotaxi fleet in Abu Dhabi WeRide and Uber’s Robotaxi fleet in Abu Dhabi All 1,200 Robotaxis will be available through the Uber app in the three markets, following existing fully driverless commercial Robotaxi operations in Abu Dhabi and passenger operations in Dubai and Riyadh. The fleet will be scaled up progressively, with Uber committed to adding more Robotaxis as key regulatory approvals and performance milestones are met, including the launch of fully driverless commercial operations covering the core areas of each city. “Today’s announcement marks the largest Robotaxi commercial commitment in the MENA region. Supported by our existing fleet, bold regulators, and partners like Uber who share our ambition for safe and convenient mobility, this commitment accelerates our regional expansion and is a key part of our vision of tens of thousands of Robotaxis globally in the next five years,” said Dr. Tony Han, Founder and CEO of WeRide. “This expansion with WeRide is an exciting moment for Uber and the Middle East. It is a testament to the strong performance of our existing deployments together, and we look forward to building on that momentum as we introduce more riders to autonomous mobility,” said Sarfraz Maredia, Global Head of Autonomous Mobility & Delivery at Uber. With this expanded deployment, WeRide and Uber now operate Robotaxis in three of the 15 cities outlined under their previous agreement, with another 12 cities to come by 2030. The rollout follows WeRide’s asset-light operating