FIA and League of Arab States Strengthen Cooperation on Cross-Border Mobility and Regional Integration
The Fédération Internationale de l’Vehicle (FIA), the worldwide governing physique for motor sport and the federation for mobility organisations worldwide, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the League of Arab States, strengthening cooperation throughout transport, tourism, sport, and regional coverage.
A central focus of this partnership will probably be enhancing cross-border motion by internationally recognised journey and transport paperwork, together with the Carnet de Passages en Douane system (CPD) for the short-term admission of automobiles, and the Worldwide Driving Allow. Each play an essential function in facilitating journey, commerce, and tourism, supporting higher regional integration. FIA Member Golf equipment are trusted issuers of CPDs and Worldwide Driving Permits, working carefully with nationwide authorities and worldwide frameworks.
Mohammed Ben Sulayem, FIA President, mentioned: “This memorandum displays the FIA’s dedication to working in partnership to ship sensible options that assist mobility, tourism and regional cooperation. By strengthening collaboration with the League of Arab States, we’re reinforcing the function of our FIA Member Golf equipment as trusted companions in facilitating cross-border motion and contributing to financial integration throughout the area.”
Dr. Ali bin Ibrahim Al Maliki, Assistant Secretary Common and Head of Financial Affairs Sector from the League of Arab States, mentioned: “The LAS Common Secretariat locations nice significance on constructing partnerships with worldwide and regional organisations on this very important sector in all its kinds, praising the FIA’s function as a number one worldwide organisation energetic in transport, tourism, street security and motor sport for growth, and noting that the FIA consists of nationwide golf equipment from various Arab international locations amongst its members.”
Essa Hamza, Chair of the FIA MENA Council, added: “This partnership delivers a platform to advance regional connectivity. Collectively we’re strengthening tourism and cross-border journey, creating an actual impression for folks and establishments throughout the Arab world.”
Signed on the League’s Common Secretariat in Cairo, the settlement builds a framework for sensible collaboration and data sharing, creating nearer hyperlinks between the establishments and establishing a foundation for engagement between the events serving to each organisations to establish priorities, develop joint actions, and amplify finest practices.
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In regards to the Fédération Internationale de l’Vehicle (FIA)
The Fédération Internationale de l’Vehicle (FIA) is the governing physique for world motor sport and the federation for mobility organisations globally. It’s a non-profit organisation dedicated to driving innovation and championing security, sustainability and equality throughout motor sport and mobility.
Based in 1904, with places of work in Paris, London and Geneva, the FIA brings collectively 245 Member Organisations throughout 5 continents, representing hundreds of thousands of street customers, motor sport professionals and volunteers. It develops and enforces laws for motor sport, together with six FIA World Championships, to make sure worldwide competitions are secure and honest for all.
In regards to the League of Arab States
The League of Arab States is a regional intergovernmental organisation based in 1945 to advertise cooperation and coordination amongst Arab international locations. Headquartered in Cairo, it brings collectively 22 Member States and works to strengthen political, financial, cultural and social collaboration throughout the Arab area. The League helps joint motion in areas together with financial growth, transport, commerce, tourism and regional integration, fostering nearer ties and collective progress amongst its Member States.
