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At its General Assemblies week, the FIA showcased the strength of its Regions, with a series of impactful meetings from across its global community. During FIA Region I MENA Mobility Council, FIA Region II Plenary and FIA Regions III and IV meetings, delegates discussed everything from innovation and sustainability to preparing for the 4th Global Ministerial Conference on Road Safety.

Gathering FIA Mobility Regions III and IV Clubs from all over the Americas, the two-day training session aimed to provide participants with the skills and knowledge needed to tackle key road safety challenges and drive positive change.

Yesterday, the FIA University Region IV Programme started in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Twenty-six participants from nine FIA Member Clubs from South and Central America will have the chance to discover a new three-day curriculum developed with the Business School of the Torcuato Di Tella University.

From July 22 to 24, the Cumbayá Sustainable Driving School in Quito, managed by the Automobile Club of Ecuador (ANETA), became a hub for road safety training as FIA Region IV held its regional workshop on Emergency Signage and Crash Scene Analysis.

The meetings took place ahead of the American Congress

The annual Congress is led by the world’s mobility network and motor sport federation. Delegates from 31 Member Clubs will attend the event, hosted by the Touring y Automóvil Club del Perú.

Participants from 10 different Latin American Clubs participated in the 5-day intensive Drone Training Programme, carried out with the support of the Drone and Vertical Mobility Academy.

The manual was a product of collaboration between ITDP Mexico and COSEVI Costa Rica and funded by the FIA Foundation and FIA Road Safety Grants.

FIA Mobility Regions’ empowerment took centre stage on Wednesday, with FIA Region I ACTAC Sub Region, and FIA Regions II, III and IV holding meetings to discuss their experiences of 2023, and their plans for growth in 2024.

The Automóvil Club de Chile (ACCHI) project delivered training to over 100 bus drivers in Santiago. The programme was supported by an FIA Sustainable Mobility Grant, funded by the FIA Foundation.