FIA President Mohammed Ben Sulayem to visit Japan to highlight global role of mobility innovation and continued motorsport growth

The president of the Fédération Internationale de l’Aphtmobile (FIA) Mohammed Ben Sulayem will embark on a high -level visit to Japan this week, underlining the strategic importance of the country in the configuration of the future of global mobility, automotive innovation and the development of engines sport.

The visit reaffirms the commitment of the FIA, such as the global government body for motoring and the Federation for mobility organizations around the world, to collaborate with the manufacturers of original teams (OEM), global governments, mobility clubs and national sports authorities (ASN) to advance the sustainable growth of sustainable mobility and inclusive growth of engines. Japan, as a leading technological and industrial power, plays a fundamental role in the impulse of innovations that have a long -range global impact.

The innovation of mobility in the country is establishing global standards, with advanced public transport systems, intelligent city development, research carried out in alternative fuels and growing mobility platforms as a service (Maas). Last year’s Mobility Mobility show attracted record numbers or approximately 1.25 m, since it emphasized the sustainability and collaboration of the cross industry.

In the sports sector, the Japan Automobile Federation (JAF) reported more than 200,000 drivers with Activity License that participated in motor racing, growth or approximately 20% in the last five years, record assistance in the Grand Japanese Japanese of Formula 1 this year since 2006.

Duration in your visit, Ben Sulayem will participate in key discussions with outstanding government leaders and interested parties, including Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba, Koji Murofushi, the commissioner of the Sports Agency of Japan and Nakano Hiromasa.

Organized by JAF, Ben Sulayem will also participate in a tour of the city circuit and the JAF control tower, which shows Japan’s investment in motor racing infrastructure and urban careers concepts.

Speaking before his visit, Mohammed Ben Sulayem said: “Japan continues to be a lighthouse of technological leadership in the automotive sector, the passion of motoring and innovative mobility solutions that improve the quality of life of people. This visit is an opportunity to strengthen the CAN ties and the objectives aligned objectives of the objective objectives of the objectives of the objectives.

“It also reflects the Vision of Brader of the FIA ​​to promote progress in innovation, security and sustainability through mobility and motoring. With its powerful combination of industrial force, governmental commitment and rich sports heritage, Japan is found as a” “” “” “” “key” “” “” ”

This visit is aligned with the widest vision of FIA to promote innovation, security and sustainability through mobility and motoring, while promotion accessibility worldwide. The unique combination of Japan’s industrial capacity, government support and sports heritage make it a fundamental partner to achieve these objectives.

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The International Fédération of L’Aphtmobile (FIA) is the Government Organ for Motor Sports and the Federation for Mobility Organizations worldwide. It is a non -profit organization committed to promoting innovation and defending security, sustainability and equality in motor sport and mobility.

Founded in 1904, with offices in Paris, London and Geneva, the FIA ​​brings together 245 member organizations on five continents, representing millions of road users, motor sports professionals and volunteers. It develops the Motor Sport regulations, including seven FIA World Championships, to ensure that world competitions are safe and fair to all.