Riyadh: Union Cycliste Internationale (UCI) president David Lappartient expressed his sincere gratitude to Saudi Arabia, represented by the Saudi Cycling Federation, for the outstanding hospitality and professional organization of the UCI Sharing Platform and the Asian Cycling Confederation (ACC) Congress, held in Riyadh. According to Saudi Press Agency, Lappartient highlighted that the high-quality organization, meticulous attention to detail, and professionalism of the teams involved played a key role in the success of the events. He noted that the UCI Sharing Platform provided a strategic opportunity to strengthen dialogue and cooperation between the UCI and national cycling federations, enabling participants to share experiences and best practices that contribute to the development of cycling across Asia. These combined events highlighted Saudi Arabia's skill in seamlessly hosting both the platform and the congress, strengthening collaboration between the UCI and national cycling federations. The UCI Sharing Platform offered an ideal space for knowledge exchange, while the ACC discussions helped chart the future development of cycling in the region.
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UCI Praises Saudi Arabia’s Hosting of Sharing Platform, Asian Cycling Congress
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