The Chairman of the Board of Directors of the UAE Cycling Federation, Mansour Buassiba, confirmed that the 'Dubai Cycling Tracks' initiative represents a qualitative step in supporting community sports in the emirate of Dubai. It contributes to promoting the culture of cycling and its spread among various segments of society, in line with the country's directions to support healthy and sustainable lifestyles.
The General Directorate of Identity and Foreigners Affairs in Dubai launched the 'Dubai Cycling Tracks' initiative, which was held the morning before yesterday at the Nad Al Sheba track in Dubai, as part of a series of events aimed at supporting community sports and promoting healthy and sustainable lifestyles.
Mansour Buassiba told 'Al Ittihad': 'The initiative helps to highlight the advanced infrastructure that Dubai has for cycling tracks, turning them into open spaces for community sports. Such initiatives contribute to expanding the base of practitioners and spreading the culture of using the bicycle as a sporting, healthy, and sustainable means.'
The Chairman of the Board of Directors of the UAE Cycling Federation explained that 'the participation of the UAE national cycling team in the first leg of the initiative carries a clear message to support these community initiatives and reflects the Federation's keenness on field presence and direct interaction with the community, which helps to motivate amateurs and youth to practice cycling and get closer to the atmosphere of official competitions'.
Buassiba added: 'The prominent presence of sports leaders and national team members gives the initiative a sports and media momentum and helps to introduce its goals and enhance its spread,' confirming that community initiatives form a fundamental base for discovering talents.
