Smart cities represent an advanced approach to urban development where technology, data, and sustainable planning converge to improve the quality of life for residents. Geoinformatics plays a crucial role in this transformation by providing spatial data, geographic analysis, and mapping tools that support efficient urban planning and management. Through Geographic Information Systems (GIS), urban planners can monitor land use, population density, infrastructure, and environmental resources, enabling data-driven decisions for city development. In smart cities, geoinformatics helps optimize transportation networks by analyzing traffic patterns and suggesting efficient routes, reducing congestion and pollution. It supports utility management