International Fencing Federation 91st Congress
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Usmanov Alisher. Usmanov Alisher. Usmanov Alisher. And...Usmanov Alisher. Nathalie Rodriguez: So...two federations did not vote. We had eight non valid slips. Alisher Usmanov is elected with one hundred and twenty seven votes. Applause. Alisher Usmanov (RUS): Again, dear friends, thank you for your confidence and support for me for our efforts during the last four years, together with my colleagues of the Executive Committee, to develop our sport. And first of all, thank you for electing me as President of our federation. And, of course, I will use all my efforts to develop fencing in accordance with my program. As everybody understands, we have a lot of work ahead of us. And of course, next year will be special. First of all, because we will celebrate the centennial of our federation. But again, I want to repeat that we need to continue our work to significantly modify our rules, to make fencing more visible. We have to address some issues in order to succeed. The future cannot be separated from the past, from our glory and famous veterans. For the next four years, I decided to create new funds to support our famous veterans inside the FIE. And one more special request. Everybody knows that I love fencing passionately. But even if I always do everything possible to help my lovely sport, I do not have enough time to perform all my obligations on a full time basis. And because of this I strongly hope to receive your support during the next congress to establish the office of the first Vice-President of the FIE. So I ask you to support this special request. And also for the next four years I believe our most important goal is to receive two additional medals in the programme of the Olympic Games, in recognition of the role of fencing in the Olympic family. Again, this election is a big honour to me. Thank you very much to everybody. Thank you for your trust, support and confidence. Thank you. Applause. 26 And next I will read the address to our congress from the President of the Russian Federation. The President of the Russian Federation welcomes the congress participants of the International Fencing Federation. “I am very pleased that such a meaningful event gathering athletes, coaches, experts, specialists from many countries, is being held in Russia. I see, and I consider that this is a recognition of the high prestige of the Russian school of fencing, its contribution to the strengthening of traditions of this exciting and unique sport. I am confident that your congress which is being held on the eve of the centennial of the International Fencing Federation which will be celebrated next year, will be constructive and thoughtful, will finalise the results of the work that has been done, will define the goals for the future, and will establish stable and responsible bodies of the FIE management. Wishing you every success and all the best.” Vladimir Poutine. Applause. Nathalie Rodriguez: Mister Alexei Vorobiev would like to say a few words. He is the Head of Moscow City Department on Physical Culture and Sport. Alexei Vorobiev (RUS): Ladies and gentlemen, Dear Mister Usmanov. I am very pleased that your election was held in the city of sport of Russia, in the capital of Russia, Moscow. In the name of the Moscow Government, in the name of the sport community of Moscow, I wish you great success, I congratulate you for this election and I think that the federation is in good hands. All the best to you. Thank you very much. Applause Executive Committee Nathalie Rodriguez: And now we will move to the vote for the Executive Committee. Again, the instructions to vote appear on the front page of the voting slip. You may use either the voting booths on the right or the voting booths on the left. Afghanistan. Italy who votes for Albania. You can use both sides. Algeria. Guatemala for Antigua and Barbuda. Argentina. Armenia. Aruba. Australia. Austria. Azerbaijan. El Salvador who votes for Bahamas, and Bangladesh. Please use both sides to vote. Barbados. Belgium. Bermuda. Uruguay who votes for Belize. You can use both sides. Belarus. Bolivia. Brazil. Meanwhile, I would like to tell you that the scrutinizers for this election are: Mister Sam Cheris, Mister Gordon Rapp, Mister Noureddine Robanna and Mister Shim Jae-Sung. So please, be ready just after the vote. As Mister Gordon Rap is not present, Mister Kessler is nominated. I repeat the names of the scrutinizers: Mister Sam Cheris, Mister Jean-Pierre Kessler, Mister Noureddine Robanna and Mister Shim Jae-Sung, please come after the vote. So, Bahrain. Bulgaria. Burkina Faso. Cambodia. Canada. Chile. China. Ivory Coast. Democratic Republic of Congo. Colombia. Colombia? Colombia? Costa Rica. Croatia. Cuba and Cyprus. Czech Republic and Denmark. Dominica and Dominican Republic. Ecuador. Egypt. El Salvador. Spain. Estonia. Finland. France. Gabon. Great Britain and Georgia. Equatorial Guinea. Germany. Greece. Guatemala. Uzbekistan who votes for Guam. Guyana. Hong Kong. Costa Rica who votes for Honduras. Hungary. Indonesia. Iran. Ireland. Iraq. You can use the two sides to vote. Iceland. Israel. Italy. Virgin Islands. Virgin Islands? Jamaica. Jordan. Japan. Kazakhstan. Kyrgyzstan. Korea. Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and Kuwait. Latvia and Libya. Lebanon. Lithuania. Luxemburg. Macao. Madagascar. Morocco. Malaysia. Moldova. Mexico. Mongolia. Macedonia. Mali. Spain for Malta. Monaco. Mauritius. Mauritania. Namibia. Nicaragua. Netherlands. Nepal. Nigeria. Mali who votes for Niger. Norway. New Zealand. Panama. Paraguay. Peru. Philippines. Palestine. Poland. Portugal. 27 Virgin Islands for Puerto Rico. Qatar. Romania. South Africa. Russia. Senegal for Rwanda, and Senegal. Singapore. Sierra Leone. Slovenia and Portugal for San Marino. Serbia and Sri Lanka. Switzerland. Slovakia. Sweden. Syria. Thailand. Tajikistan. Turkmenistan. Togo. Taipei. Tunisia. Turkey. United Arab Emirates. Ukraine. Uruguay. U.S.A, Uzbekistan. Venezuela and Vietnam. Yemen. Did I call all federations? Were all federations called? Did I call all federations? Ok. We have finished now with the vote, and the scrutinizers will count the votes. Please go and take the photo of the congress and then have lunch. Please leave your voting devices on the table, they will be picked up. I kindly ask Mister Sam Cheris, Mister Jean-Pierre Kessler, Mister Noureddine Robanna and Mister Shim Jae-Sung to come to the tribune. Lunch break Nathalie Rodriguez : Ladies and gentlemen, the results of the votes. First of all... Alisher Usmanov (RUS): Dear friends. We are going to announce the elected members of the Executive Committee, which was is the main reason of our meeting. Attention, because Nathalie will announce now these results, we will know who our leaders are for the next four years. I think this is essential. Nathalie Rodriguez : So...first of all we had nine non-valid slips. First, with one hundred and five votes, Giorgio Scarso. Applause Second, with seventy-one votes, Wei Wang. Applause Third, with sixty-eight votes, Frédéric Pietruszka. Applause Forth, with sixty five votes, Ana Pascu. Applause Second person ranked forth, with sixty-five votes Max Geuter. Applause Six, with sixty-one votes, Donald Anthony. Applause Seven, with fifty-seven votes, Tamer El Araby. Applause Eight, with fifty-six, Stanislav Pozdniakov. Applause Nine, with fifty-four votes, Jacek Bierkowski. 28 Applause Ten, with fifty-two votes Erika Aze. Applause Second person ranked ten with fifty-two votes Velichka Hristeva. Applause Twelve, with fifty votes, Guk Hyeon Kim. Applause Thirteen, with forty-eight votes, Novak Perovic. Applause Second person for the place thirteen, with forty-eight votes Ferial Salhi. Applause Fifteen with forty-five votes, Oleg Peskov. Applause Alisher Usmanov (RUS): Dear delegates. In my name first and in the name of the CEO of our federation, I would like to express our great appreciation to Peter Jacobs, who did not run, to Sunil Sabharwal who changed his activities in the United States, and also to the members who were not elected today. We thank them for their huge contribution and work during the past four years. In the name of congress, I express my gratitude to all those who were not elected but who will stay in our family. Thank you very much to everybody. Applause Now we will prepare for the elections to commissions and provide you with some information. Some members were not elected in the Executive Committee and will run for the commissions. Nathalie Rodriguez : You know that some members were candidate to the Executive Committee and to a Commission. I am deleting from the lists of candidates to the Commissions the names of those who have been elected to the Executive Committee. It will take five minutes. It has been completed and we have now the correct lists. We are going to start to photocopy the voting slips, it will take us some time, and then we will start with the vote for the Commissions. Do not forget that for the commissions, you vote for maximum ten persons, ten persons per commission. I will call the federations and you will receive six voting slips altogether. That is one slip for each commission: refereeing, legal, medical, rules, promotion and SEMI. Then you will fill in the slips and put them into the boxes. The slips for 3 commissions are ready, it will take a few more minutes to get the others. The scrutinizers for these elections will be the five presidents of confederations, plus seven members of the Executive Committee: Donald Anthony, Eriza Aze, Jacek Bierkowski, Tamer El Araby, Max Geuter, Velichka Hristeva and Guk Hyeon Kim. This way we will have twelve persons, 2 persons for each commission. We hope it will be quicker. Sorry, it took some time to make 900 copies. We are ready and we are going to start. 29 Afghanistan. Italy for Albania. Algeria. Guatemala for Antigua and Barbuda. Argentina. Armenia. Aruba. Australia. Austria. Azerbaijan. I repeat. Afghanistan. Italy for Albania. Algeria. Guatemala for Antigua and Barbuda. Argentina. Armenia. Aruba. Australia. Austria. Azerbaijan. El Salvador for Bahamas. El Salvador for Bahamas. Bangladesh and Barbados. Bangladesh and Barbados. Belgium. Belgium. Bermuda. Do not forget that you can use both sides to vote. Uruguay for Belize. Belarus. Bolivia. Is Bolivia here? Did Bolivia come? Bolivia? Brazil. Bahrain. Bulgaria. Burkina Faso. Cambodia. Canada. Chile. China. Ivory Coast. Democratic Republic of Congo. Colombia. Costa Rica. Croatia. Cuba. Cyprus. Czech Republic. Dominica. Denmark. Dominican Republic. Ecuador. Egypt. El Salvador. Spain. Estonia. Finland. France. France please. Gabon. Great Britain. Georgia. Equatorial Guinea. Germany. Greece. Guatemala. Uzbekistan for Guam. Guyana and Hong Kong. Costa Rica for Honduras. Hungary. Indonesia. Iran. Ireland. Iraq and Iceland. Israel. Virgin Islands. Italy. Jamaica. Jordan. Japan. Kazakhstan. Kyrgyzstan. Korea. Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. Kuwait. Latvia. Libya. Lebanon. Lithuania. Luxembourg. Macao. Madagascar. Morocco. Malaysia. Moldova. Mexico. Mongolia. Macedonia. Mali. Spain for Malta. Monaco. Mauritius. Mauritania. Namibia. Nicaragua. Netherlands and Nepal. Nigeria. Mali for Niger. Norway. New Zealand. Panama. Paraguay. Peru. Philippines. Palestine. Poland. Poland? Poland? Portugal, who will vote also for San Marino. Poland is here... Virgin Islands for Puerto Rico. Qatar. Qatar. Romania. South Africa. Senegal for Rwanda, and Senegal. Singapore. Sierra Leone. Sorry I missed one country... Russia. Apologies! Slovenia. Serbia. Sri Lanka. Sri Lanka is not here? Switzerland. Slovakia. Sweden. Syria. Thailand. Tajikistan. Turkmenistan. Togo. Taipei. Tunisia. Turkey. United Arab Emirates. Ukraine. Uruguay. U.S.A. Uzbekistan. Venezuela. Vietnam. Yemen. Were all federations called? Did I call all federations? Yes. I am now calling the scrutinizers. And pray that there is no tie for the tenth places. Laughing I kindly request the Presidents of the confederations to come. And also the following persons: Donald Anthony, Erika Aze, Jacek Bierkowski, Tamer El Araby, Max Geuter, Velichka Hristeva and Guk- Hyeon Kim as scrutinizers for these elections. Peter Jacobs (GBR, MH): Ladies and gentlemen, please understand the congress is not finished, because if there is equality for the tenth place in a commission, we must have a new vote to decide who will be in the commission. So please stay nearby. Alisher Usmanov (RUS): Dear friends, please... We are going to announce the commissions which have been counted. We will gain time. First, we are going to announce the Refereeing Commission. Please, please attention. We also need to do again the election for the Medical Commission, because there is a tie. Refereeing Commission Nathalie Rodriguez: Refereeing Commission. First, Marco Siesto with seventy-five votes. Applause Second, Ianka Dakova, with sixty-five votes. Applause Third, Claus Janka with sixty-two votes. 30 Applause Fourth, Salah Ferjani with sixty votes. Applause Five, Mohamed El Motawakel with fifty-nine votes. Applause Six, Ilgar Mamedov with fifty-eight votes. Applause Seven, Irina Knysch with fifty-four votes. Applause Eight, Chang Gon Kim with fifty-three votes. Applause Nine, Jose Luis Alvarez Gil de Tejada with forty-six votes. Applause And ten, Vadym Guttsait with forty-four votes. Applause Medical Commission Nathalie Rodriguez: For the Medical Commission, we have a tie for the tenth position. So, Medical Commission. First, Antonio Fiore with eighty votes. Second, Jenö Kamuti with sixty votes. Other second place, Catherine Defoligny Renault with sixty votes. Four, Clare Halsted with fifty-seven votes. Fifth place, Maha Mustafa Mourad with fifty-four votes. Six, George Van Dugteren with fifty-one votes. Other sixth place, Wilfried Wolfgarten with fifty-one votes. Eight, Peter Harmer with forty-nine votes. Nine, Ezequiel Ramon Rodriguez Rey with forty-eight votes. And two persons for the tenth place, Mohamed Neji Daly from Tunisia and Chunsheng Zhao from China. So we will have to make another vote for this tie. Applause 31 Rules Commission Nathalie Rodriguez: The Rules Commission. First, Giuseppe Cafiero with forty votes. Second, Ziad Feriani with thirty-five votes. Third, Adil Jawir with twenty-five votes Another person at the third place, Medhat El Bakry with twenty-five votes. Five, Rusni Abu Hassan with twenty-four votes. Six, Janine Lamon with twenty votes. Another person at the sixth place, Lutz Schirrmacher with twenty votes. Place eight, Manuel Antonio Rondon Nieves with nineteen votes. Another person at the eight place, Pierre Thullberg with nineteen votes. And then at place ten, Krisztian Kulcsar with seventeen votes. Applause [Note: the voting slips have been counted again after the announcement of the results for the Rules Commission. It appeared that half of the voting slips had not been counted. The final results were communicated during the gala dinner and published in the list of decisions of the Congress.] While we are waiting, I have to inform you that this week the international Olympic Committee has suspended the NOC of India with an immediate effect. The main reason is an outside intervention, which prevents the NOC to hold elections according to the Olympic Charter. And the NOC has been unable to observe its statutes and the Olympic Charter. As a consequence, the IOC has suspended the NOC of India. The FIE Executive Committee, during its meeting yesterday, decided that we should follow the decision of the IOC, as we did in the past. The Executive Committee has decided to suspend the Indian Fencing Federation during the time of suspension of the IOC. We know this is very sad but I wanted to inform you of this unpleasant news. SEMI Commission Nathalie Rodriguez: Now we move to the results of the SEMI Commission. First, Giandomenico Varallo with seventy votes. Second, Daniel Dechaine with sixty-three votes. Third, Atsushi Harinishi with sixty votes. Fourth, Janet Huggins with fifty-seven votes. Five, Semen Rikthman with fifty-four votes. Six, Sarkis Assadourian with fifty-one votes. Seven, Gamil El Zeftawi with fifty votes. 32 Eight, Maria Wilda Eberl Lopez with forty-seven votes. And the two persons at the ninth place, Jose Eduardo Dos Santos with thirty-seven votes and Gudjon Gestsson with thirty-seven votes. Applause Promotion Commission Nathalie Rodriguez: I have the results of the Promotion Commission. First, Cécile Faye with fifty votes. Two, Nikolay Mateev with forty-four votes. Another person at the second place, Ali Belhaj with forty-four votes. Four, Carl Borack with forty-two votes. Another person at the fourth place, Gianandrea Nicolai with forty-two votes. Six, Elena Grishina with forty-one votes. Seven, Reno Marolt with thirty-nine votes. Another person at the seventh place Rigoberto Morejon Llanes with thirty-nine votes. Then two persons at the ninth place, Victor Groupierre with thirty-five votes and Hilary Philbin with thirty-five votes. Applause. Legal Commission Nathalie Rodriguez: I have the Legal Commission now. Alisher Usmanov (RUS): Please, my friends. Legal Commission, please attention. Nathalie Rodriguez: First Omar Vergara with seventy-four votes. Second, Marco Rioja Perez with sixty-six votes. Another person at the second place, Peter Jacobs with sixty-six votes. Fourth place, Samuel David Cheris with sixty-one votes. Fifth place, Gerli Dos Santos with fifty-four votes. Sixth place, Gordon Rapp with fifty-three votes. Seventh place, Noureddine Robbana with forty-five votes. Eight, Edina Czegledy with forty-four votes. Nine, Anca Ionescu with forty-one votes. 33 And ten, Per Palmström with thirty-nine votes. Applause Nathalie Rodriguez: Ladies and gentlemen, we will have to vote again for the Medical Commission, because there is a tie between Chunsheng Zhao from China and Daly Mohamed from Tunisia. So, we will try to be as quick as possible. So... Afghanistan. Italy for Albania. Algeria. Guatemala for Antigua and Barbuda. Argentina. You can vote both sides. Armenia. Aruba. Australia. Austria. Azerbaijan. El Salvador for Bahamas. Bangladesh. Barbados. Belgium. Bermuda. Uruguay for Belize. Belarus. Bolivia. Botswana. Brazil. Bahrain. Bulgaria. Burkina Faso. Cambodia. Canada. Chile. China. Ivory Coast. Democratic Republic of the Congo. Colombia. Costa Rica. Croatia. Cuba. Cyprus. Czech Republic. Denmark. Dominica. Dominican Republic. Ecuador. Egypt. El Salvador. Spain. Estonia- Finland. France. Gabon. Great Britain. Georgia. Equatorial Guinea. Germany. Greece. Guatemala. Uzbekistan for Guam. Guyana. Hong Kong. Costa Rica for Honduras. Hungary. Indonesia. Iran. Ireland. Iraq. Iceland. Israel. Virgin Islands. Italy. Jamaica. Jordan. Japan. Kazakhstan. Kyrgyzstan. Korea. Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. Kuwait. Latvia. Libya. Lebanon. Lithuania. Luxembourg. Macao. Madagascar. Morocco. Malaysia. Moldova. Mexico. Mongolia. Macedonia. Mali. Spain for Malta. Monaco. Mauritius. Mauritania. Namibia. Nicaragua. Netherlands. Nepal. Nigeria. Mali for Niger. Norway. New Zealand. Panama. Paraguay. Peru. Philippines. Palestine. Poland. Portugal. Virgin Islands for Puerto Rico. Qatar. Romania. South Africa. Romania? South Africa... Russia. Senegal for Rwanda and Senegal. And Portugal for San Marino. Singapore. Sierra Leone. Slovenia. Serbia. Sri Lanka. Switzerland. Slovakia. Sweden. Syria. Thailand. Tajikistan. Turkmenistan. Togo. Taipei. Tunisia. Turkey and United Arab Emirates. Ukraine. Uruguay. U.S.A. Uzbekistan. Venezuela. Vietnam. Yemen. Yemen? The vote is finished. I will call again Mister Sam Cheris and the Presidents of the confederations to count the votes. As we are late, we are going to be very quick. Please note that we have delayed transportation until seven thirty, so right after the congress rush into your room to be ready at seven thirty. We will now count the votes. We have finished with the counting. For the Medical Commission. We had five non-valid slips. Mr. Daly from Tunisia had fifty-seven votes, and Mr. Zhao from China fifty-six. So Mr. Daly has won. Alisher Usmanov (RUS): Dear delegates, Dear friends, please take your seats for one minute. We have now finished the schedule of our congress and it was very difficult and long for you. I hope it is the last time. I did not want to have any single doubt on the elections and this is why at the Executive Committee meeting, I refused to use electronic voting for the election of the President. And because of this, all other elections had to be done without the electronic voting. But at the next meeting of the Executive Committee, I will propose to change the system and have electronic elections with the help of the computer. Applause Only for the President, we can keep the current system if you wish. Laughing That was first. Second, I want to congratulate all those who were elected to the Executive Committee. Welcome in my team, as President of this Executive Committee, but actually your team, because this is the Executive Committee of the federations. I hope we will achieve new goals, new success. We may find many problems on our road, but I am sure we will win and find new developments for fencing. I expect your future support, as you supported me today. It is for me a honour and a major responsibility to represent all fencers in the world. Thank you very much again. Our program is closed for today. Tomorrow the commissions will meet, at ten o'clock, please. The Executive Committee will meet in the afternoon. I think I will participate in one or two commissions, to give them my view and recommendations. I asked Mister Scarso to participate in several commissions, as Executive Committee member. Of course, the commissions are absolutely independent, they can elect who they want. And one more time, I want to tell you this: It is only the first step to change the image of our 34 federations, to change the image of fencing and have the spectators come back to our competitions. For anyone who loves fencing, this must be the target number one. And thank you again for your confidence to me, thank you again for you support, and welcome to Moscow. I invite everybody to the gala diner to relax. Enjoy the Russian hospitality... Thank you very much. Applause Nathalie Rodriguez: So... Please be quick, because transportation will start in thirty minutes. 35 ANNEXES 1 SUMMARY OF DECISIONS ELECTIVE CONGRESS OF 8 DECEMBER 2012 IN MOSCOW (RUS) 2 137 federations took part in the Congress, among which 126 were present and 11 were represented. 1. RATIFICATION OF THE NEW FEDERATIONS The Congress approved the final affiliation of the following federations: Jamaica (JAM) Madagascar (MAD) Mauritius (MRI) Rwanda (RWA) 2. APPROVAL OF THE REPORT OF THE 2011 CONGRESS IN PHILADELPHIA (USA) The 2011 Congress report has been approved. 3. 2011-2012 REPORT OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE The 2011-2012 Executive Committee Annual Report has been approved with a remark. 4. FINANCIALREPORT, STUDY OF THE ACCOUNTS FOR 2011/2012, REPORT OF THE AUDITORS The Financial report, the 2011/2012 accounts, and the Auditors Report have been approved. 5. APPROVAL OF THE ACCOUNTS, DISCHARGE TO THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE AND TO THE AUDITORS The accounts, as well as the discharge of both the Executive Committee and the auditors have been approved. 6. BUDGET FOR 2013/2014 The 2013/2014 budget has been approved. 7. DESIGNATION OF THE AUDITORS Ernst and Young have been renewed for another year. 8. VOTING TO AWARD THE WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS 1) The organisation of the 2013 Junior and Cadet World Championships was awarded to Porec, Croatia, 6-15 April 2013 For this World Championships, the congress also agreed to: i) Hold each weapon during two days (the preliminaries on the 1 st day and the table of 32 on the 2 nd day) ii) Plan the competitions over 10 days 2) The organisation of the 2014 senior World Championships was awarded to Sofia, Bulgaria. 3) The organization of the 2013 veteran World Championships was awarded to Varna, Bulgaria (1-6 October 2013). 3 9. CANDIDATURES FOR THE WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS - J/C 2014: The oral candidature of Bali (INA) was received. - SENIOR 2015: The oral candidature of Moscow (RUS) and the oral candidature of the United States (city to be confirmed) were received. - VETERAN 2014; The written candidature of Port Louis (MRI) and the oral candidature of the United States (city to be confirmed) was received. 10. ELECTIONS a) Presidency: Mr Alisher Usmanov (RUS) was re-elected President of the FIE with 127 votes. b) 15 persons were elected to the Executive Committee: RANK VOTES LAST NAME, FIRST NAME, NATIONALITY M / F 1 105 SCARSO Giorgio (ITA) M 2 71 WANG Wei (CHN) M 3 68 PIETRUSZKA Frédéric (FRA) M 4 65 PASCU Ana (ROU) F 4 65 GEUTER Max W. F. (GER) M 6 61 ANTHONY Donald (USA) M 7 57 EL ARABY Tamer (EGY) M 8 56 POZDNIAKOV Stanislav (RUS) M 9 54 BIERKOWSKI Jacek (POL) M 10 52 AZE Erika (LAT) F 10 52 HRISTEVA Velichka (BUL) F 12 50 KIM Guk Hyeon (KOR) M 13 48 SALHI Ferial Nadira (ALG) F 13 48 PEROVIC Novak (RSA) M 15 45 PESKOV Oleg (KAZ) M The following candidates were not elected: LAST NAME, FIRST NAME, NATIONALITY F / M 41 KATSIADAKIS Emmanuel (GRE) M 41 ROSALES SOSA Jorge Washington (URU) M 33 AL-HEMAIDI Saleh (QAT) M 32 VERGARA Omar Alejandro (ARG) M 28 PALMSTROEM Per (SWE) M 28 PHILBIN Hilary (GBR) F 4 28 EL CHOUEIRI Ziad (LIB) M 27 HO Monica (TPE) F 26 RIOJA PEREZ Marco Antonio (ESP) M 22 ABU HASSAN Rusni (MAS) F 20 KULCSAR Krisztian (HUN) M 19 PARAMONOV Maksym (UKR) M 18 HUSSAIN Ali (KUW) M 17 MATEEV Nikolay Ivanov (ISL) M 16 CASTRO REA Jorge (MEX) M 16 HARINISHI Atsushi (JPN) M 14 CARRARD Olivier (SUI) M 12 PENTIKAINEN Kimmo (FIN) M 7 FAKHRI Peyman (IRI) M 6 HADIWIJOYO Rohmad (INA) M 4 SOUNGAIZE OUSMANE Oumarou (NIG) M c) Were elected as members of the commissions: REFEREEING RANK VOTES LAST NAME, FIRST NAME, NATIONALITY M / F 1 75 SIESTO Marco (ITA) M 2 65 DAKOVA Ianka (USA) F 3 62 JANKA Claus (GER) M 4 60 FERJANI Salah (TUN) M 5 59 EL MOTAWAKEL Mohamed (EGY) M 6 58 MAMEDOV Ilgar (RUS) M 7 54 KNYSCH Irina (RSA) F 8 53 KIM Chang Gon (KOR) M 9 46 ALVAREZ GIL DE TEJADA Jose Luis (ESP) M 10 44 GUTTSAIT Vadym (UKR) M The following candidates were not elected: VOTES LAST NAME, FIRST NAME, NATIONALITY F / M 37 TROIS DE AVILA Regis (BRA) M 34 ZHENG Kang Zhao (HKG) M 32 HUMBERT Lionel (FRA) M 5 30 MAGHAYREH Eyyad (JOR) M 28 NAKATA Reiko (JPN) F 27 KUZNETSOV Alexey (CAN) M 24 FLOREA Marius (ROU) M 24 SAKHVADZE David (GEO) M 21 KASZUBOWSKI Adam (POL) M 21 LU Jianming (CHN) M 20 HUSAIN Wael (KUW) M 19 MOLA FUENTES Walfrido Vidal (CUB) M 11 DYAOKOKIN Yevgeniy (KAZ) M 10 FAKHRI Peyman (IRI) M LEGAL RANK VOTES LAST NAME, FIRST NAME, NATIONALITY M / F 1 74 VERGARA Omar Alejandro (ARG) M 2 66 JACOBS Peter (GBR) M 2 66 RIOJA PEREZ Marco Antonio (ESP) M 4 61 CHERIS Samuel David (USA) M 5 54 DOS SANTOS Gerli (BRA) M 6 53 RAPP Gordon (GER) M 7 45 ROBBANA Noureddine (TUN) M 8 44 CZEGLEDY Edina (HUN) F 9 41 IONESCU Anca Ioana Ileana (ROU) F 10 39 PALMSTRÖM Per (SWE) M The following candidates were not elected: VOTES LAST NAME, FIRST NAME, NATIONALITY F / M 35 CARRARD Olivier (SUI) M 35 KAMALOV Saidakhmed (UZB) M 32 ALI Hasan (KUW) M 31 KESSLER Jean-Pierre (FRA) M 30 BERNARD Yann (CAN) M 27 NAHAS Imad (LIB) M 26 BURNAY MACHADO Angela (POR) F 19 PIHKALA Jaana (FIN) F 6 18 RAJKOVIC Jovan (SRB) M MEDICAL RANK VOTES LAST NAME, FIRST NAME, NATIONALITY M / F 1 80 FIORE Antonio (ITA) M 2 60 DEFOLIGNY RENAULT Catherine (FRA) F 2 60 KAMUTI Jenö (HUN) M 4 57 HALSTED Clare (GBR) F 5 54 MUSTAFA MOURAD Maha (EGY) F 6 51 RUIJSCH VAN DUGTEREN George (NED) M 6 51 WOLFGARTEN Wilfried (GER) M 8 49 HARMER Peter (AUS) M 9 48 RODRIGUEZ REY Ezequiel Ramon (PAN) M 10 46 DALY Mohamed Neji (TUN) M A second vote took place because of the tie at the 10th place between DALY Mohamed Neji (TUN) and ZHAO Chunsheng (CHN). Mr. DALY was elected to the Commission with 57 votes against 56 for Mr. ZHAO. The following candidates were not elected: VOTES LAST NAME, FIRST NAME, NATIONALITY F / M 46 ZHAO Chunsheng (CHN) M 40 CHANG Huan-Cheng (TPE) M 36 SHAFAAT Davoodreza (IRI) M 33 ION Mihai Nicolae (ROU) M 32 PUSENJAK Nika (SLO) F PROMOTION AND PUBLICITY RANK VOTES LAST NAME, FIRST NAME, NATIONALITY M / F 1 50 FAYE Cécile (SEN) F 2 44 BELHAJ Ali (TUN) M 2 44 MATEEV Nikolay Ivanov (ISL) M 4 42 BORACK Carl (USA) M 7 4 42 NICOLAI Gianandrea (ITA) M 6 41 GRISHINA Elena (RUS) F 7 39 MAROLT Reno (CRO) M 7 39 MOREJON LLANES Rigoberto C. (CUB) M 9 35 GROUPIERRE Victor Sergio (ARG) M 9 35 PHILBIN Hilary (GBR) F The following candidates were not elected: VOTES LAST NAME, FIRST NAME, NATIONALITY F / M 31 BOLANOS Joyce (ISV) F 31 RUZIEV Sabirjan (UZB) M 30 ASGARI Gholamhossein (IRI) M 28 YUAN Xiangyang (CHN) M 26 ALMAIDANY Ahmed Samir (EGY) M 26 HADIWIJOYO Rohmad (INA) M 26 KADOWAKI Yuko (JPN) F 24 VALERO-COLLANTES Ana (SWE) F 22 ANGAD-GAUR Indra (NED) F 22 MICHON Georges (LIB) M 22 NEVES Clauso (POR) M 22 SAINT BONNET Brigitte (FRA) F 21 MOHAMED Aida (HUN) F 16 KHOLIAVSKY Guennady (BLR) M 15 MAKELA John (CAN) M 15 NAHEDH Almurdhi (KUW) M 15 PENTIKAINEN Kimmo (FIN) M 12 BARLADEANU Roxana Mariana (ROU) F 12 KICHIKOV Rushidin (KAZ) M 10 CORNET RODAS Pedro L. (PAR) M 10 SMAILI Metaxia (GRE) M RULES RANK VOTES LAST NAME, FIRST NAME, NATIONALITY M / F 1 80 CAFIERO Giuseppe (ITA) M 8 2 59 FERIANI Ziad (TUN) M 3 46 EL BAKRY Medhat (EGY) M 4 44 KULCSAR Krisztian (HUN) M 5 41 LAMON Janine (SUI) F 5 41 BELMONTE Manuel (CAN) M 7 40 THULLBERG Pierre (SWE) M 8 39 SCHIRRMACHER Lutz (GER) M 9 37 ADIL Jawir (IRQ) M 10 32 ABU HASSAN Rusni (MAS) F The following candidates were not elected: VOTES LAST NAME, FIRST NAME, NATIONALITY F / M 35 PICOT Patrick (FRA) M 35 RONDON Manuel (VEN) M 32 HIGGINSON Stephen (GBR) M 30 GENET William (NCA) M 30 GRIGORYAN Armen (ARM) M 29 SHIM Jae Sung (KOR) M 29 BUKANTZ Jeffrey (USA) M 29 CARLESCU BADEA Laura G. (ROU) F 24 ESTAMPADOR Maria Leonor (PHI) F 22 GONZALEZ TIRADOR Julio Cesar (CUB) M 22 LOO Zhao Rong Luan (SIN) F 21 SHAO Jing (CHN) F 20 SHARIKOV Sergey (RUS) M 17 SHTURBABINA Marina (UKR) F 16 FARYABI Abbasali (IRI) M 8 PALCINSKAS Mindaugas (LTU) M Since there was only one woman among the first 10 elected members, the next woman with the most votes integrated the 10 th place. SEMI RANK VOTES LAST NAME, FIRST NAME, NATIONALITY M / F 1 70 VARALLO Giandomenico (ITA) M 2 63 DECHAINE Daniel (USA) M 9 3 60 HARINISHI Atsushi (JPN) M 4 57 HUGGINS Janet (GBR) F 5 54 RIKTHMAN Semen (RUS) M 6 51 ASSADOURIAN Sarkis (IRI) M 7 50 EL ZEFTAWI Gamil (EGY) M 8 47 EBERL LOPEZ Maria Wilda (CHI) F 9 37 DOS SANTOS Jose Eduardo (POR) M 9 37 GESTSSON Gudjon Ingi (ISL) M The following candidates were not elected: VOTES LAST NAME, FIRST NAME, NATIONALITY F / M 33 BEN REJEB Tarek (TUN) M 31 TESCH Pascal (LUX) M 29 PASTERNAK KUZOLITZ Suzana (BRA) F 28 DIAZ PEREIRA Jose Fernando (ESP) M 27 DO Tae Kwan (KOR) M 27 GARES Bruno (FRA) M 27 WAUTERS Piet (BEL) M 23 MOREJON VIZCAINO José Miguel (CUB) M 20 SUN Liangyong (CHN) M 19 SALEEM Zeyad (IRQ) M 18 TOROK Otto (HUN) M 17 MIHAI Cristian (ROU) M 7 SOUNGAIZE OUSMANE Oumarou (NIG) M 10 11. MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS Following the immediate suspension of the Indian Olympic Committee by the IOC the FIE decided to support the IOC’s decision and suspend the Indian Fencing Federation. 11 II. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE During its meeting of 9 December 2012 in Moscow (RUS), the President appointed: PIETRUSZKA Frédéric (FRA): Secretary General BIERKOWSKI Jacek (POL): Treasurer The Executive Committee elected the following 3 Vice-Presidents: SCARSO Giorgio (ITA), WANG Wei (CHN), PASCU Ana (ROU) The President nominated Maxim Paramonov (UKR) Counsellor of the President for the Centennial. III. COMMITTEE AND COMMISSIONS During its meeting of 9 December 2012 in Moscow (RUS), the Executive Committee nominated the following members: Disciplinary Panel: Abatti Cesar Julio (ARG) M Alperstein Donald (USA) M Illueca Herrando Anibal (PAN) M Jbebli Borhane (TUN) M Mattyus Adam (HUN) M Pacheco Machado Ricardo (BRA) M Pihkala Jaana (FIN) F Rejas del Campo Pablo (ESP) M Roca Luigi (ITA) M Vajda Patrick (FRA) M Veterans Council: Akbarijavid Ahmad (IRI) M Comes Whitney Rita (USA) F Ferdinandy Györgyi (HUN) F Kwong Francis Yat Ping (SIN) M Oliver Caryl (AUS) F Pincemaille Benoît (FRA) M Rakita Mark (RUS) M Someroja Marja-Liisa T. (FIN) F Sweeney David (GBR) M Women and Fencing Council : Drai-Last Shirly (ISR) F Estampador Maria Leonor (PHI) F Gunput Veena Devi (MRI) F 12 Hassanein Mervat Hassan (EGY) F Johnson Stacey (USA) F Loo Zhao Rong Luan (SIN) F Rondon Gomez Mayerling L. (VEN) F Tuschak Katalin (HUN) F Usher Georgina (GBR) F Wu Jian (CHN) F Coaches Council: Boidin Franck (FRA) M Cipressa Andrea (ITA) M Korfanty Edward (USA) M Ouedraogo Julien (BUR) M Pavlovich Vladislav (RUS) M Saucedo Guillermo Jorge (ARG) M Szepesi Laszlo (HUN) M Tychler Guennadi (RSA) M Wang Haibin (CHN) M Zidaru Octavian Petru (ROU) M IV. COMMISSIONS The new commissions’ meetings on 9 December 2012 in Moscow (RUS) led to the following persons being elected as Commission Presidents: Refereeing: Mr. Claus Janka (GER) Legal: Mr. Sam Cheris (USA) Medical: Due to a lack of quorum during the meeting the President will be elected later on Promotion and Publicity: Mrs Cécile Faye (SEN) Rules: Mr. Guiseppe Cafiero (ITA) SEMI: Mr. Semion Rikhtman (RUS) Executive Committee's 2011-2012 Annual Report July 1, 2011 to June 30, 2012 Executive Committee Annual Report - 2011- 2012 Page 2 Contents OBITUARIES ......................................................................................................................3 1. ADMINISTRATIVE ACTIVITIES .....................................................................................5 1.1 Management .............................................................................................................5 1.2 Calendar....................................................................................................................5 1.3 Refereeing.................................................................................................................5 1.4 Anti-doping ................................................................................................................7 1.5 Anti-doping education................................................................................................7 1.6 Websites, social medias, magazine...........................................................................8 1.7 FIE International activities .........................................................................................8 2. SPORTING ACTIVITIES .............................................................................................. 10 2.1 Winners of the official rankings................................................................................ 10 2.2 2011 Senior World Championships ......................................................................... 11 2.3 2011 Veteran World Championships ....................................................................... 13 2.4 2012 Junior and Cadet World Championships ........................................................ 16 2.5 2012 Team World Championships .......................................................................... 19 2.6 Continental Championships..................................................................................... 20 2.6.1 Europe............................................................................................................... 20 2.6.1.1 2011 Senior European Championships ...................................................... 20 2.6.1.2 2012 Senior European Championships ...................................................... 21 2.6.1.3 Junior European Championships ................................................................ 22 2.6.2 Asia – Oceania.................................................................................................. 23 2.6.2.1. 2011 Senior Asian Championships ............................................................ 23 2.6.2.2. 2012 Senior Asian Championships ............................................................ 24 2.6.3. America ............................................................................................................ 25 2.6.3.1. 2011 Senior Pan-American Championships .............................................. 25 2.6.3.2. 2012 Senior Pan-American Championships .............................................. 26 2.6.3.3. Junior Pan-American Championships........................................................ 27 2.6.4. Africa ................................................................................................................ 28 2.6.4.1. 2011 Senior African Championships.......................................................... 28 2.6.4.2. 2012 Senior African Championships.......................................................... 29 2.6.4.3. Junior African Championships ................................................................... 30 2.7 Zonal Qualification Tournaments............................................................................. 31 2.7.1. Europe.............................................................................................................. 31 2.7.2. Asia-Oceania.................................................................................................... 32 2.7.3. America ............................................................................................................ 32 2.7.4. Africa ................................................................................................................ 33 2.8 Qualifications for the 2012 Olympic Games ............................................................ 34 3. FIE ASSISTANCE FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF SPORT ........................................ 38 Executive Committee Annual Report - 2011- 2012 Page 3 Ladies and Gentlemen, This Annual Report covers events which took place in 2011-2012. OBITUARIES The International Fencing Federation has suffered the loss of several friends: Merih SEZEN (TUR) Passed away in Istanbul, at the age of 93. (12.12.2011) Merih SEZEN competed in many World Championships, and was a member of the Turkish sabre team at the 1948 London Olympic Games. He was a long-time member of the Turkish Fencing Federation, as well as one of its founders. He was also several times member of FIE commissions and recipient of the FIE medal of honour. Vratislav JANDA (CZE) Doctor of Law, he was born on 04.08.1929, and passed away on 28.11.2011. He was: - an Honorary Member of the Czech Fencing Federation; - a member of CSK Riegel Praha (fencing club founded in 1902, and co-founder of the FIE in 1913) for the entirety of his career beginning in 1953 ; - individual national epee champion in 1960, 1961, 1964 and 1967, the individual national foil champion in 1965, and member of several CSK Riegel national champion teams; - a representative of Czechoslovakia for many years, both in foil and epee; - a referee for many years and a member of the Executive Committee of the Czech Fencing Federation; - President of the Czech Fencing Federation from 1964 to 1967 Vladimer Aptsiauri (GEO) Passed away unexpectedly on May 14, 2012. He was Olympic team foil champion at the Seoul (KOR) Olympic Games in 1988, and team foil world champion in 1982 in Rome (ITA). He also was Vice-President of the Georgian Fencing Federation. Edoardo Mangiarotti (ITA, MH) Deceased on May 24, 2012, in Milan, in his 93 rd year. Edoardo Mangiarotti was a prodigious athlete, as well as a very talented leader. In 1959, the FIE Congress granted Edoardo Mangiarotti the Challenge Chevalier Feyerick trophy, with the following special mention: "Exceptional fencer, who never failed to lead by example with his physical and moral qualities during his very long career adorned with the most prestigious titles, and who knew how to harmoniously blend a pure classical style of fencing with elegance and an ever-present fair play attitude". The FIE President, M. Gian Carlo Brusati (ITA, MH), named him Secretary General at the 1980 FIE Congress. In 1984, the FIE Congress granted him the title of Member of Honour of the FIE. He was also President of the FIE Scale of Votes Commission and President of the FIE Disciplinary Commission from 2000 to 2008. Born on April 7, 1919, Edoardo Mangiarotti was an outstanding specialist in both foil and epee. Junior Italian champion from the age of 11, he started fencing at an international level at the age of 16 and participated in his first World Championships in 1935. His record of achievements is impressive: Olympic Games: 6 gold medals, 5 silver medals and 2 bronze medals; Berlin 1936 (gold medal), London 1948 (2 silver medals, 1 bronze), Helsinki 1952 (2 gold, 1 silver), Melbourne 1956 (2 gold, 1 bronze), Rome 1960 (1 gold, 1 silver). World Championships: 15 gold medals, 7 silver medals and 5 bronze medals. Mark Petrovitch Midler (RUS) Deceased May 31, 2012, at the age of 80. Russian foilist, he was a team foil Olympic champion both in Rome in 1960 and in Tokyo in 1964. He won six consecutive team World Championships in foil: Budapest in 1959; Turin in 1961; Buenos Aires in 1962; Gdansk in 1963; Paris in 1965 as well as Moscow in 1966. He also won the Executive Committee Annual Report - 2011- 2012 Page 4 team foil silver medal in 1967. In individual foil, he won the silver medal at the 1957 World Championships and bronze medals in 1959 and 1961. He also was the coach of the Russian Olympic team. Arun Kumar Vij (IND) Deceased on June 30, 2012, at the age of 62. Arun Kumar Vij was engaged in promoting fencing not only in India, but also in all of South-East Asia, supporting and advising all federations in this region. He had an outstanding career as international sport leader: he was co-Secretary of the Indian Olympic Committee, Secretary General of the Indian Fencing Association, Secretary General of the South-East Asia Fencing Federation, member of the Asian Fencing Confederation and Vice-President of the Commonwealth Fencing Federation. He played a very important role in organising the first Junior Commonwealth Championships in Chennai, India, in 2006. Carol Wengraf (GBR) Tragically passed away on the piste during the Celtic Challenge (in Santiago de Compostella) on June 23, 2012, at the age of 74. Warm and generous, Carole Wengraf was an excellent fencer, well respected by all her veteran colleagues. She won many national and international medals. Since 2001, she won a medal almost every year at the Great-Britain Veteran Championships. She won the individual silver medal at the 2007 Veteran European Championships, and the individual women sabre gold medal at the 2011 Veteran World Championships, in the 70 years and over category. Fady Tannous (LIB) Tragically passed away on the piste on July 14 th 2012, at the age of 37, during an epee championship organized by the NOC to end a month of sports activities that started with the Olympic Day on June 23th. Secretary General of the Lebanese Fencing Federation, he was also a national champion and an international referee. He was supposed to be part of the Lebanese delegation for the 2012 London Olympic Games as a coach. We express our deepest sympathy to the families and federations of the deceased. Executive Committee Annual Report - 2011- 2012 Page 5 1. ADMINISTRATIVE ACTIVITIES 1.1 M ANAGEMENT The management activities of the FIE have continued with intensity. The Executive Committee met on September 23, 2011 in Lausanne (SUI), on December 2nd, 2011 in Philadelphia (USA), on March 2nd, 2012 in Lausanne (SUI), and on June 1st, 2012 in Lausanne (SUI), The Congress of the FIE took place in Philadelphia (USA), on December 3rd and 4, 2011. 14 Executive Committee consultations were conducted by e-mail when urgent decisions were needed. The measures adopted by these decision-making bodies were regularly communicated to the FIE members, via 11 Information Letters and 19 Urgent Letters. The letters and their annexes were sent to the National Federations, the Members of Honour, the Members of the Executive Committee and the Presidents of the Confederations by electronic mail. The various rankings of the FIE were also sent to the National Federations by electronic mail. 1.2 C ALENDAR The following competitions took place: 48 junior tournaments 78 senior tournaments, including 18 Grand Prix, 30 Individual World Cups, and 30 Team World Cups 34 satellite tournaments. 1.3 R EFEREEING 1.3.1 Refereeing exams The following refereeing exams were organised: Europe Bratislava (SVQ) 16-18/11/2011 Salah Ferjani (TUN) et Claus Janka (GER) Seoul (KOR) 04-06/07/2011 Claus Janka (GER) et Emmanuel Katsiadakis (GRE) Asia-Oceania Doha (QAT) 15-17/12/2011 Mohammed El Motawakel (EGY), Emmanuel Katsiadakis (GRE) Africa Cairo (EGY) 17-20/07/2011 Mohamed El Motawakel (EGY) et Ioan Pop (FIE) America Quito (ECU) 18-20 /11/2011 Derek Cotton (USA) et Reiko Nakata (JPN) Women referees (all continents) Athens (GRE) 18-20 /11/2011 Mohammed El Motawakel (EGY), Ilgar Mamedov (RUS), Emmanuel Katsiadakis (GRE) The results of these exams were: Executive Committee Annual Report - 2011- 2012 Page 6 City Zone Weapons Candidates Passes Bratislava (SVQ) EU 3 15 E / 15 F / 3 S 12 E / 14 F / 2 S Seoul (KOR) Asia 3 10 E / 12 F / 10 S 6 E / 10 F / 10 S Doha (QAT) Asia 3 13 E / 10 F / 7 S 11 E / 2 F / 2 S Cairo (EGY) Africa 3 7 E / 10 F / 9 S 6 E / 7 F / 5 S Quito (ECU) America 3 11 E / 14 F / 6 S 11 E / 13 F / 6 S Athens (GRE) Women referees 3 16 E / 14 F / 4 S 16 E / 14 F / 3 S 1.3.2 Observation of the P referees The following competitions were used to observe P referees: - Bratislava, on November 19 and 20, 2011, for foil and epee referees. Referee performance observers: Salah Ferjani and Claus Janka. - Lignano Sabbiadoro, January 7 and 8, 2012, in all three weapons. Referee performance observers: Emmanuel Katsiadakis, Claus Janka, Marco Siesto. - Budapest (HUN), Heracles Junior Cup, January 18 and 19, 2012, in all three weapons. Referee performance observers: Salah Ferjani and Emmanuel Katsiadakis. 1.3.3 Refereeing seminars for the Olympic Games referees In preparation of the Olympic Games, a refereeing seminar was held in Athens on December 10 and 11, 2011. All designated referees for the 2012 Olympic Games, as well as alternate referees, four British referees, and the designated 2012 Olympic Games refereeing delegates, took part in this seminar. 1.3.4 Best referee award The following referees have been named best referee in their respective weapon: 2011 World Championships, Catania (ITA): Epee: Juan Carlos Rios Rivera (MEX) Foil: Tamer El Araby (EGY) Sabre: Vasil Milenchev (BUL) 2012 J/C World Championships, Moscow (RUS): Foil: Ferjani Mohamed Ayoub (TUN) Epee: Ivanov Alexander (ISR) Sabre: Shamis Vladislav (RUS) 2012 Team World Championships, Kiev (UKR): Epee: Ranza Giuliano (ITA) Sabre: Gaby Bruno (FRA) Executive Committee Annual Report - 2011- 2012 Page 7 1.4 A NTI - DOPING The fight against doping continued throughout the season and there were 0 case of doping in FIE competitions. 286 doping controls were carried out during the 2011/2012 season at World Cup competitions (not including the World Championships and Zonal Championships), including: 96 controls during Junior World Cups 96 controls during Senior World Cups 60 controls during Team World Cups 34 controls during Satellite Competitions The FIE conducted out-of-competition doping controls on 113 athletes. 1.5 A NTI - DOPING EDUCATION 1.5.1 Moscow 2012 The Anti-Doping Awareness Educational Program was a great success in Moscow, and an excellent opportunity for the FIE to inform and educate young fencers from many nations. A member of the SportAccord Doping-Free Sport division came from Lausanne to assist and teach us how to manage this type of educational project. He brought an FIE banner with the logo Say No! to Doping, for the FIE stand. Members of the Russian Anti-Doping Agency, RUSADA, were instrumental in the event’s success, providing agents, tables, chairs, as well as educational documents in Russian for the many local participants, and an additional laptop so we could offer the WADA quiz (the highlight of the event) to as many fencers as possible. They even offered us small Russian wooden dolls to offer as prizes to the numerous fencers having scored highly on the quiz. The FIE offered 200 wristband USB keys which were very popular. These keys contained many documents distributed to most of the participants, so that fencers from 56 nations returned home with the express intention of sharing the quiz, the educational material and the videos with their fencing community. WADA brochures were also distributed and anti-doping videos were projected, including the WADA video-clip Say No! to Doping, which puts fencing in a very positive light! A daily draw of FIE prizes (the winners chosen among the participants of the day) helped increase the general interest for the awareness program. Fencers and coaches from many countries tried the quiz, and discussed doping problems with the stand personnel. Participation stats: Download 9.53 Kb. Do'stlaringiz bilan baham: 
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