FIA chief meets Lebanese president to discuss future of Middle East motor sport
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FIA chief meets Lebanese president to discuss future of Middle East motor sport
BEIRUT: Mohammed Ben Sulayem, president of world motor sport governing body the FIA, met the Lebanese president, Joseph Aoun, on Monday to discuss the future of motor sport in the region, including the role of the Rally of Lebanon in the Middle East Rally Championship. The meeting at Baabda Palace came after Ben Sulayem attended the 48th Rally of Lebanon over the weekend, which was the fourth round of this year’s Middle East championship. Lebano…
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Rallying legend honoured by two Lebanese Presidents says Rally of Lebanon has key role in plans to ensure long-term future of FIA Middle East Rally Championship Dubai, UAE, Sept 15: Mohammed Ben Sulayem, President of the FIA, met with Lebanese President His Excellency Joseph Aoun after attending the Rally of Lebanon, an event […] The post FIA President Mohammed Ben Sulayem meets Lebanese President Joseph Aoun to discuss shared motor sport …
FIA President Mohammed Ben Sulayem meets Lebanese President Joseph Aoun to discuss shared motor sport priorities
Rallying legend honoured by two Lebanese Presidents says Rally of Lebanon has key role in plans to ensure long-term future of FIA Middle East Rally Championship Dubai, UAE, Sept 15: Mohammed Ben Sulayem, [...] The post FIA President Mohammed Ben Sulayem meets Lebanese President Joseph Aoun to discuss shared motor sport priorities appeared first on Business News This Week.
The President of the Republic, Joseph Awn, pointed out that car racing was a bridge between Lebanon and the world, and Rally Lebanon offered as a potential destination for international sports and tourism activities. The President of the International Federation of Cars, Mohamed Ben Salim, stressed, following his meeting with President Awn of the Presidential Palace in Baabda, that the Union would continue to support the Raleigh races in Lebanon…
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