Saudi Cycling Federation Inks Strategic Partnership with GreenEDGE Cycling
The new cooperation will provide the Saudi federation with an invaluable opportunity to create a new system and pathway to grow into a world-leading and results-based organization.
By partnering with GreenEDGE Cycling, the federation will have an exclusive access to utilize GreenEDGE Cycling's high-level resources and expertise.
'We're very happy to share the news of this partnership with the Saudi Cycling Federation, there's a lot of untouched talent within the Kingdom and we are delighted to be involved with and support their development. Providing the Saudi Cycling Federation with access to our extensive resource pool, we are confident that we can help make a real impact and assist in the growth of cycling within the nation,' Brent Copeland, GreenEDGE Cycling General Manager, said.
In line with Saudi Vision 2030, the Saudi Cycling Federation has ambitious objectives to elevate its sporting talent and leave its effective mark within the sporting industry worldwide.
'This partnership marks another step forward for the Kingdom's ambition to grow cycling into a competitive and sustainable sport where we excel and achieve results on the global stage. Partnering with a leading organization like GreenEDGE Cycling not only enhances our performance development, but also positions Saudi Arabia at the forefront of best practice in sport science and technology. It's an exciting moment for our athletes, our fans, and our future,' Abdulaziz Al-Shahrani, President of the Saudi Cycling Federation, added.
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