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Enlarged Partial Agreement on Sport (EPAS)

EPAS aims to promote sport and emphasise its positive values, to establish international standards and develop a framework for a pan-European platform of intergovernmental sports co-operation while at the same time helping the public authorities of member States of the EPAS, sports federations and NGOs to promote sport and make it healthier, fairer and better governed.



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International conference "Fight Against Racism and Violence through Diversity in Sport”

“Tolerance, mutual respect and fair play are at the heart of every sport and must be promoted by all” announced Mrs Snezana Samardzic, Minister of Youth and Sport, Republic of Serbia.

During this conference, which took place from 20 to 21 October in Belgrade, 4 ministers and representatives from 24 European countries met together in search of solutions and remedies to combat this threat.

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Seminar on “Promoting intercultural dialogue : the role of sport and education in the Balkan region”

This event, which took place the 22nd October in Belgrade brought together public authorities representing Ministries of Sport of the countries from the Balkan region and NGOs that promote, through educative and sports activities, anti-racism and intercultural dialogue in these countries. Exchanges of experiences will lead to increased public support for initiatives carried out at grass roots level in this field.

The discussions demonstrated the social relevance of sport in the Balkan region, e.g. to fight against violence at school. As regards communication between different stakeholders, the seminar provided a good starting point. There is indeed a great need to reinforce the relations between NGOs and ministries.

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EPAS Welcomes its 32nd Member state!

We are pleased to announce that, following the accession of the Russian Federation (6 August 2009), there are now 32 EPAS member states.
Italy has also expressed its intention of joining the Partial Agreement in the course of 2009.

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Last update: 12/11/2009



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