For the first time in history, the FIA 2024 Conference will take place in Central Asia - in Samarkand
Sport
The conference will take place from June 10 to June 13, 2024, in the magnificent city of Samarkand, Uzbekistan, as reported by the press service of the Ministry of Sports of Uzbekistan.
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As part of the conference, the FIA 2024 Extraordinary General Assembly will convene, dedicated to the 120th anniversary of the FIA.
The event will be hosted at the congress centre of the Silk Road tourist complex, where more than 500 presidents, delegates of clubs/federations, and associations from 147 countries will gather.
Additionally, during this period, there will be four stages of competitions in Autoslam and Karting Slalom disciplines. Based on the Championship results, selections will be made for the Uzbekistan national motorsport team to participate in the FIA Motorsport Games 2024 Olympics in Valencia, Spain.
FIA - International Automobile Federation (Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile), founded in 1904. Uniting 242 member organizations from 147 countries across five continents, the Federation is the governing body of global motorsport and a federation of leading global organizations in the field of mobility.
The event will be hosted at the congress centre of the Silk Road tourist complex, where more than 500 presidents, delegates of clubs/federations, and associations from 147 countries will gather.
Additionally, during this period, there will be four stages of competitions in Autoslam and Karting Slalom disciplines. Based on the Championship results, selections will be made for the Uzbekistan national motorsport team to participate in the FIA Motorsport Games 2024 Olympics in Valencia, Spain.
FIA - International Automobile Federation (Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile), founded in 1904. Uniting 242 member organizations from 147 countries across five continents, the Federation is the governing body of global motorsport and a federation of leading global organizations in the field of mobility.
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