Panathlon Club Padova – Premio Fair Play 2022 alle Fiamme Oro Padova
Festa grande “in famiglia” tra due Entità’ sportive ben radicate nel territorio patavino, il Gruppo Sportivo Fiamme Oro Padova, attivo dal 1954 ed il Panathlon Intern. Padova, fondato nel 1956.
L’occasione e’ stata fornita in questi giorni dalla consegna del Premio Fair Play 2022 al suddetto Gruppo Sportivo, effettuata dal Presidente Panathlon Padova, Fiorenzo Zanella, per il costante impegno iniziato nel lontano 1954, rivolto alla formazione di uomini ed atleti, valorizzando il rispetto delle regole ed insegnando ai giovani i veri valori dello sport.
Oltre alle massime Autorità’ cittadine , nell’affollatissima Aula Magna del prestigioso Palazzo Zacco Armeni in Prato della Valle, sede del Circolo Ufficiali dell’Esercito (i posti disponibili erano già stati esauriti con largo anticipo) erano presenti i dirigenti, i tecnici e gli atleti delle Fiamme Oro Padova, tra i quali ultimi spiccavano i plurimedagliati campioni olimpici , mondiali , primatisti europei M. Jacobs , M. Stano e Y. Crippa, alla fine bersagliati dalla richiesta di autografi e selfie.
Il Presidente della Commissione Fair Play , Domenico Sassano , ha poi letto la seguente Motivazione:
Il Gruppo Sportivo delle Fiamme Oro, Organismo della Polizia di Stato, costituisce dal 1954 un esempio virtuoso di come possa realizzarsi uno strumento di educazione e crescita dei giovani, con l’obbiettivo di conseguire importanti risultati nella formazione umana e professionale di uomini e di atleti e, nel contempo, di mirare nello Sport al raggiungimento di traguardi di primo ordine a livello nazionale ed internazionale.
Oggi, si può ben dire, che a Padova le Fiamme Oro, con la sezione di Atletica, in linea con le finalità ed obbiettivi del Corpo, sono una Società multisportiva esemplare per i risultati straordinari ottenuti nel tempo, successi olimpici, mondiali, europei e nazionali con i quali gli atleti cremisi hanno dato un apporto quantitativo e qualitativo di primo ordine al medagliere azzurro, evidenziando il livello eccezionale dell’opera portata avanti da anni sul piano tecnico , funzionale ed organizzativo.
La crescita ed i successi delle Fiamme Oro Padova, insomma, sono il frutto di un continuo e costante lavoro profuso in profondità dall ’intera Organizzazione per formare ed avviare i giovani allo Sport , trasmettendo loro, con i principi di un sano agonismo, i valori della legalità, dell’impegno, del rispetto delle regole e dell’avversario.
La Società patavina delle Fiamme Oro nel panorama sportivo italiano si propone, quindi, non solo come simbolo di eccellenza sportiva, ma anche di promozione dei principi del Fair Play per una cultura più profonda e diffusa, in particolare fra i giovani, dell’Etica dello Sport in quanto educazione fondamentale nella società e nella vita.
Questa è la missione che il Panathlon International Club di Padova, in linea di continuità con l’iniziativa del dicembre 1957, vuole, oggi, nuovamente onorare , assegnando al Gruppo Sportivo Fiamme Oro Padova il premio Fair Play 2022 “ Alla Promozione” , con l’augurio che questo riconoscimento sia un ulteriore sprone per proseguire nell’esemplare cammino, oggi come allora, di vessillifero dei più puri ideali dello Sport.
7 September - World Fair Play Day
Panathlon International, the Panathlon Club of Wallonie-Brussels, the International Fair Play Committee (CIFP) and the European Fair Play Movement (EFPM) joined forces to celebrate World Fair Play Day, a sporting initiative designed to promote Fair Play and ethical values in sport.
(Photo: Philippe Housiaux, Pierre Zappelli, Jeno Kamuti)
Orvieto - World Fair Play Day
Il club Panathlon Orvieto aderisce all'iniziativa inviando come testimonianza la foto del calendario Fair Play 2022 prodotto da un progetto realizzato tra le varie scuole della città di Orvieto e presentato alla cittadella della Pace nel mese di maggio 2022.
Buenos Aires - Dia Internacional del Fair Play
Contestando a la invitación del P.I. para realizar aportes al Dia Internacional del Fair Play el Club Buenos Aires, a traves de su convenio con la Asociación de Deportes Amateur Universitarios, realizó el video que adjunto en la Universidad San Andres.
Agradecemos a la Directora de Deportes de dicha Universidad Mg. Liliana Moreno, el trabajo realizado.
Eva Szabo, Secretaria Club Buenos Aires
In Rondine the launch of the PI project - Fair Play restarts from the school
On Sunday 15th May at Rondine - Cittadella della Pace (AR) - (https://rondine.org/) took place the "Starting Conference" to launch the new project of Panathlon International on Fair Play.
In a unique setting, in an environment of peaceful coexistence among young students coming from all over the World and in particular from Countries in Conflict, the President and Founder of Rondine, Prof. Franco Vaccari welcomed the more than 60 persons present at the Conference: "your presence reinforces the value of this place and its message, a way to unite us among those who share the positive values that we feel more and more urgent for everyday life".
International President Pierre Zappelli then opened the proceedings and after greeting the guests and those present, he continued: "We could not have chosen a better place for the theme we have chosen. The PI asked what can be done to develop this awareness; we cannot change adults, but we can help young people today so that they can become honest citizens of tomorrow. It is therefore necessary to train young and very young people: in schools. This project was conceived by our Vice President Orietta Maggi who thought of starting in Tuscany so that it could be a starting point to field test this project and export it worldwide”.
The Vice President Orietta Maggi described how the idea of this project was born, the President of CIFP Jeno Kamuti thanked for the invitation and explained how the Committee cooperates with PI and the joint project that will be realised on the occasion of the next Olympic Games in Paris, the President of the Italian Fair Play Committee Prof. Ruggero Alcanterini, representing EFPM underlined the importance of Fair Play not only in sport but also in life and society and reminded that the Italian Fair Play Committee was born from Panathlon International. The greetings then continued with the intervention of the CONI Provincial Delegate of Arezzo Alberto Melis who believed in this project. Finally, the President of the Club Arezzo Mario Fruganti brought the greetings of the Club which had hosted the participants to the Congress during the Convivial meeting the day before.
Then came the very high-level reports that enchanted the audience for more than two hours: Prof. Ario Federici - Full Professor at the Master Degree Course in Sport Sciences and Primary Education Sciences at the University of Urbino, and Prof. Matteo Lazzizzera, Past-president of the Panathlon Club Trento, Teacher of Motor Sciences, Physical Trainer, Vice President Cip Trento. Their work, once finalised, will be available to the Clubs.
It was then the turn of the testimonies by the President of the Panathlon Club of Orvieto Prof. Lucia Custodi and the Fair Play Referent of the Club of Siena Prof. Marco Collini who presented their excellent works and projects carried out with the schools of their territories, of all levels.
At the end of the conference, President Pierre Zappelli said he was very satisfied with the reports and the day and urged everyone to implement this project: "today is a starting point to realise this project, which we want with all our strength".
Conference "Fair Play restarts from school - Rondine 15 May 2022
On 15th May 2022 at 9.30 a.m. Panathlon International organizes in Rondine - Cittadella della Pace (AR) the Conference "Fair Play restarts from school" with the aim to collaborate with the scholastic institutions to promote and spread Fair Play in sport behaviour and in life.
The speakers, Prof. Ario Federici, Professor of Motor Sciences at the University of Urbino and Prof. Matteo Lazzizzera, Past-president of the Club Trento, Professor of Motor Sciences and Physical Trainer, will introduce us to this interesting topic and present their experiences. Some international authorities and representatives of Panathlon Club are expected to attend the event.
The day before the Club of Arezzo will organize a Convivial Meeting to welcome the participants to the event.
Those who will not be able to be present can connect in streaming and listen to the ita/ing translation at the following address
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87202704847?pwd=VTA0VkhxdTBJcWxsS2djbGgxQUluZz09
Passcode: 943156
Wallonie-Bruxelles - Inauguration of a monumental sculpture dedicated to Fair-Play in Ganshoren
On the initiative of the Panathlon Wallonie-Bruxelles, the first monumental "Fair-Play" sculpture in Europe has been inaugurated in Ganshoren.
High and wide 1m80, welded on a 1m80 high base, the sculpture is inspired by the trophy Fair Play Awards given every year by Panathlon Wallonie-Bruxelles and which rewards the gestures and other Fair-Play actions of the sportsmen of the Wallonie-Bruxelles Federation.
Trujillo - Premió Fair play
Panathlon Trujillo, Perú premió el fair play en torneo de ciclismo local al señor Hector Arroyo que prestó ayuda a otra competidora, Karina Rojas, quién en un tramo de la carrera sufrió una caída.
Jenő Kamuti was re-elected as President of CIFP
3 December 2021, Budapest - The Council of the International Fair Play Committee has re-elected Jenő Kamuti as President of the organization, marking the sixth term of the Olympic silver medalist fencer and Hungary’s National Athlete.
Originally scheduled to hold the elective Congress, General Assembly and Award Ceremony in Budapest on the first weekend of December, but due to the epidemic situation the Executive Committee called an online Council meeting for 3 December. ‘The vote of confidence was unanimous in favor of Dr. Jenő Kamuti’ – commented Gábor Deregán, Head of the Presidential Office. Furthermore he also added that President Jenő Kamuti introduced new Council Member, Leonz Eder, acting President of FISU and reported on the events of the past period, followed by the Secretary General’s and Treasurer's reports. Council members were pleased to note that the Committee had closed with a positive balance sheet in all respects, for which they thanked the IOC and the sponsors. It was also decided that the cancelled Congress would be held in Budapest from 24-26 March next year.
‘I am very pleased that the Council has once again voted in my favor. It is an honest recognition of the work we done so far. It was also an important feedback that the Council voted confidence to the Secretary General, Sunil Sabharwal, to the Treasurer, Bert Van De Flier and to the two Vice-Presidents, Maurizio Monego and Nickolai Dolgopolov. As our Statutes are old, our most important task will be to modernize and renewed them. A preparatory committee, with the Vice-Presidents and Dr. Zsigmond Nagy, Council member, will start the work and we can adopt the new Statutes at the General Assembly next March. I also proposed to change our organization's name to World Fair Play Federation, that was supported by the Council. - said Mr. Kamuti, whose sporting career was recognized in 1976 with a World Fair Play Award, at which ceremony he was asked to become a member of the Council of International Fair Play Committee. In 2000, 24 years later, he was elected President of the International Fair Play Committee and now he is starting his 6th period as a leader.
Buenos Aires - Premio fair play en la asociacion de deporte universitario amateur
El Panathlon Club Buenos Aires puso en juego el Premio Fair Play entre las universidades socias de la Asociación de Deporte Universitario Amateur (ADAU). Luego de haber disputado los torneos interuniversitarios durante el año 2021 en: natación, ajedrez, básquet femenino y masculino, fútbol masculino y femenino, hockey femenino, vóley femenino y masculino, tenis femenino y masculino.
El día 3 de diciembre la Vicepresidente Silvia Boldt, la Secretaria Eva Szabo y los panathletas Ana Benko y Augusto Mazzini estuvieron presentes en la Ceremonia de Entrega de los Premios ADAU de Plata y Premio Fair Play a los deportistas ganadores.
El premio Fair Play fue entregado a la Universidad San Andrés, cuya Directora de deportes es la panathleta Liliana Moreno, por la suma de gestos de fair play realizados por sus estudiantes durante las competencias. Durante la entrega de los premios se hizo referencia al movimiento panathlético y a la difusión de sus valores.
La Asociación de Deporte Universitario Amateur en sus fundamentos comulga con los valores de juego limpio y amistad entre los hombres que difunde el movimiento del Panathlon.
