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| Type | Sports federation |
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| Headquarters | Dubai, UAE |
President |  Osama AlShaafar |
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The national federations of the UCI form confederationsbycontinent. In Asia, this body is the Asian Cycling Confederation, also shortened to ACC.
| President | Country | Years | |
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| Dr. Khaled Al-Turki |  Saudi Arabia |
1993 | 1996 |
| Tan Sri Dato' Seri Darshan Singh Gill |  Malaysia |
1996 | 2005 |
| Cho Hee-wook |  South Korea |
2005 | 2017 |
| Osama AlShaafar | United Arab Emirates |
2017 | present |
As of September 2022, the ACC consists of 45 member federations, following Bhutan's admission to the UCI.[1] The ACC is henceforth represented in all member countries of the Olympic Council of Asia.
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| Osama Al Shaafar | United Arab Emirates
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2017 | present | Automatically as ACC President |
| Dato' Amarjit Singh Gill | Malaysia
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2017 | present | Elected at Bergen, Norway at UCI Congress 2017 |
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