Sharjah: The Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile (FIA), the global governing body for motor sport and federation for mobility organisations worldwide, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the League of Arab States to strengthen cooperation across transport, tourism, sport, and regional policy. A central focus of this partnership will be improving cross-border movement through internationally recognised travel and transport documents, including the Carnet de Passages en Douane system (CPD) for the temporary admission of vehicles, and the International Driving Permit. According to Emirates News Agency, both documents play an important role in facilitating travel, trade, and tourism, supporting greater regional integration. FIA Member Clubs are trusted issuers of CPDs and International Driving Permits, working closely with national authorities and international frameworks. Mohammed Ben Sulayem, FIA President, stated that this memorandum reflects the FIA's commitment to working in partnership to d eliver practical solutions that support mobility, tourism, and regional cooperation. 'By strengthening collaboration with the League of Arab States, we are reinforcing the role of our FIA Member Clubs as trusted partners in facilitating cross-border movement and contributing to economic integration across the region,' he added. Dr. Ali bin Ibrahim Al Maliki, Assistant Secretary-General and Head of Economic Affairs Sector from the League of Arab States, emphasized the importance of building partnerships with international and regional organisations in this sector. The FIA is a leading international organisation active in transport, tourism, road safety, and motor sport for development, and includes national clubs from several Arab countries among its members. Essa Hamza, Chair of the FIA MENA Council, remarked that this partnership provides a platform to advance regional connectivity, strengthening tourism and cross-border travel, creating an impact for people and institutions across the Arab world.