The Automobile Club of Moldova (ACM) participated in the FIA General Assembly held on 9–12 December 2025 in Tashkent, Uzbekistan, hosted by the National Autosport & Karting Federation of Uzbekistan (NAFKU). The event brought together FIA member clubs, international partners, and public authorities to discuss road safety, mobility, governance, and the future of motor sport.

On 9 December, ACM took part in the panel discussion “How to implement impactful road safety mobility projects: challenges and opportunities”, co-hosted by EASST, FIA Foundation, and NAFKU. During the session, Tatiana Mihailova, CEO/Vice-President of ACM, presented updates on the Moldovan National Road Safety Programme, highlighting the importance of effective implementation, inter-institutional cooperation, building capacity at the local level, and safer infrastructure measures, particularly around schools.

During the FIA Region I COFO meeting on 10 December, the results of elections for two COFO Vice-Chair positions were announced. Following an electronic vote among FIA member clubs, Tatiana Mihailova was elected COFO Vice-Chair, receiving the highest number of votes. She was also appointed as an observer to the FIA EuroBoard, reinforcing ACM’s regional presence and active contribution within FIA decision-making bodies at the European level. This election highlights ACM’s growing role in shaping regional road safety and mobility policies, ensuring that Moldova’s perspective is represented in key international discussions.

ACM also took part in the FIA Foundation Annual General Meeting, where the Foundation’s initiatives on global road safety, mobility, and motor sport progress were presented. ACM’s projects on safer school zones in Moldova were reflected in the iRAP and FIA Foundation reports, underlining the impact of local action within international initiatives.

During the FIA General Assemblies on 12 December, Mohammed Ben Sulayem was re-elected as FIA President for a second four-year term, alongside the confirmation of Deputy Presidents for Sport, Automobile Mobility and Tourism, the Senate President, and the election of members of the World Council for Automobile Mobility and Tourism and the World Motor Sport Council for the next four years.

The week concluded with the FIA Awards Ceremony at Tashkent’s Humo Arena, celebrating achievements across the 2025 motor sport season and honoring champions, innovators, and future talents. For the full list of 2025 champions and award winners, view the official FIA Prize Giving  brochure here. For pictures from the Gala click here.

ACM’s participation throughout the week reinforced its commitment to road safety and mobility development both nationally and regionally.