An inaugural Turkic Ski Cup will take place on 18th February 2025 at the Amirsoy Resort, Uzbekistan.
The competition will be held by the Union of Turkic Ski Resorts in the Western Tian Shan mountain ranges recognized as UNESCO World Heritage Site. Registration for participation was launched on Thursday.
The Union was established by ski resorts, including Amirsoy in Uzbekistan, Shahdag in Azerbaijan, Shymbulak in Kazakhstan, and Uludağ Mountain Resort in Turkey, under the auspices the Organization of Turkic States (OTS) in September 2024.
The Turkic Ski Cup will serve as a platform to showcase athletic excellence, strengthen regional cooperation, and promote winter sports and ski tourism in the OTS Member States
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