Amb. Dr. Amina Mohamed, has been re‑elected to the World Motor Sport Council (WMSC) and also appointed to serve on the FIA Foundation board at the just concluded FIA Annual General Assembly in Tashkent, Uzbekistan.
These appointments represent the highest level of motorsport governance attained by an African representative, underscoring her influence and leadership on the global stage.
The WMSC is the principal decision‑making body of the Fédération Internationale de l’Automobile (FIA), responsible for regulating and promoting motorsport worldwide.
The FIA Foundation is a charitable organization that supports initiatives in road safety, sustainable mobility, and environmental responsibility within motorsport and beyond.
Dr. Mohamed’s re‑election and appointment reflect her longstanding commitment to advancing sport, governance and sustainable development.
Dr. Mohamed’s position elevates Africa’s voice in global motorsport governance, ensuring the continent’s perspectives are included in policy and strategic decisions.
Her appointment to the FIA Foundation acknowledges her expertise in diplomacy, governance, and advocacy for inclusive and sustainable mobility. These roles provide her with a platform to influence international policy on motorsport safety, innovation and environmental stewardship.
Dr. Mohamed’s voice will contribute to shaping global frameworks that align with Africa’s development priorities. Her re‑election to the World Motor Sport Council and appointment to the FIA Foundation mark a historic achievement for Kenya and Africa. Her leadership at the highest level of motorsport governance demonstrates the continent’s growing influence in international sport and policy. This milestone is both a personal triumph and a collective victory for Africa’s representation in global institutions.
