The FIA Foundation held its Annual General Meeting during the FIA Annual General Assembly in Kigali, Rwanda, to report on its 2024 work in road and motorsport safety, climate, and environment.
Rwanda has taken a significant step to reduce motorcycle deaths and head injuries with the introduction of the first African helmet testing facility, supported by the FIA Foundation.
Six FIA Foundation partners have received the Prince Michael International Award for Road Safety in recognition of their significant efforts and progress towards reducing road traffic fatalities.
The Safe African Helmets Initiative (SAHI) inaugural workshop brought together policymakers, road safety advocates, and technical experts from across Africa and beyond in Kigali.
Tunisian NGO les Ambassadeurs de la Sécurité Routière (ASR) has launched a new initiative to implement and enforce 30km/h speed limits around schools, supported by the FIA Foundation.
Moldova has been awarded the Vision Zero for Youth International Leadership Award by the National Center for Safe Routes to School in the USA with support from the FIA Foundation.
The FIA Foundation joined partners at the Cairo World Urban Forum (WUF12) focusing on active mobility and road safety for climate action and sustainable urban development with a number of major events and launches.