Le 21 mars prochain, le Club de Lisbonne a organisé un événement en présentiel et en virtuel afin de diffuser les résultats du projet Erasmus SAMF.
L'invitation est ouverte à tous ceux qui souhaitent y participer.
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Le projet "Sport Against Match Fixing" (SAMF) vise à sensibiliser les athlètes de base au problème des matches truqués et à l'impact négatif de cette pratique sur la carrière des athlètes.
Ce jeu sert d'outil aux entraîneurs, aux managers et aux éducateurs pour animer des sessions d'éducation et de sensibilisation contre les matchs truqués dans le sport.
En prélude à la Journée internationale de la femme le 8 mars, le Comité International Olympique (CIO) célèbre un immense accomplissement qui sera réalisé lors des prochains Jeux Olympiques de Paris 2024.
Il a en effet attribué exactement le même nombre de places de qualification pour les femmes et pour les hommes – 50:50. Pour la première fois dans l'histoire olympique, la parité sera de mise sur l'aire de compétition.
La prochaine réunion du Conseil international se tiendra les 14 jeudi et 15 vendredi mars à partir de 9h30 à Villa Queirolo - Rapallo.
Parmi les points à l'ordre du jour figurent : les rapports à présenter à l'Assemblée générale, le bilan final et le budget ainsi que la proposition de cotisation pour les deux prochaines années ; l'organisation de l'Assemblée générale et de la Table ronde à Agrigente ; les initiatives entreprises pour les Jeux olympiques de Paris ; la création d'une Commission d'éthique ; l'accord de partenariat avec la IDF ; l'adhésion aux projets Erasmus ; l'idée de créer une Mascotte pour le PI.
Le vendredi 15 mars à 11 heures aura lieu la réunion habituelle avec le Conseil d'Administration de la Fondation PI - D. Chiesa pour réfléchir sur les projets en cours et convenir des lignes d'action pour le futur proche.
Les nouveaux conseillers Andrea Tortora et Fabiano Gerevini y participeront pour la première fois, succédant à Patrick Van Campenhout et au regretté Eugenio Guglielmino.
Yesterday, February 22, was held the five-year celebration of Panathlon International's Representation at the Maison du Sport in Lausanne.
President Pierre Zappelli welcomed the participants with a speech in which he explained our aims and how, through our presence in Lausanne, we have managed to strengthen relations with the international sports world.
He also presented the results achieved and future projects. Sergei Aschwanden, judo Olympian and member of the Club Lausanne, then spoke about his sports experience and his close relationship with Panathlon.
There were numerous participants: representatives of the IOC, International Federations, International Associations and Partners, sports personalities, presidents and delegates of PI Districts along with the Treasurer, Secretary General, Vice President of the Lisbon Club and the Secretary of the Representation.
The celebration ended with an aperitif and a commemorative cake to celebrate this important milestone to the satisfaction of all participants.
Whilst representing Panathlon International, Fabio Figueiras gave an interview this week to the Portuguese Football Federation and its channel TV “Canal 11” from beautiful Switzerland, where the main topic of the interview was the Erasmus+ Project, Sport Against Match-Fixing (SAMF).
In the course of this interview, Fabio Figueiras had, amongst other, the possibility to share insights on Panathlon International’s contribution to SAMF, as well as how SAMF is contributing to mission of Panathlon International, especially when it comes to the education and awareness raising/prevention of wrong practices, such as manipulation of competitions, which are not aligned with the positive sporting and ethical values that Panathlon International stands for, such as an integral, ethical, inclusive, respectful and fair play sports.
Stay tuned for further information on the interview as well as on SAMF, as we are approaching the final conference, which will be held this year, in April.
On the 30 January 2024, the European Commission and the European Education and Culture Executive Agency (EACEA) organised the Erasmus+ Sport Info Day in Brussel (Belgium).
As part of the agenda of the Erasmus+ Sport Info Day, participating speakers discussed policies and procedures related to the application of Erasmus+ projects, as well as provided advice and suggestions on
preparing and submitting proposals, and on the different financial aspects of funding of Erasmus+ projects.
Panathlon International, represented by Fabio Figueiras, participated in-person in the Erasmus+ Sport Info Day 2024 in Brussels. In parallel to the different sessions that were planned to occur on this day, there was also opportunity to network and meet different organisations.
Consequently, Panathlon International had the opportunity to interact and exchange with multiple participating organizations, clubs and federations, with whom Panathlon International already collaborated in the past, is still collaborating or is looking forward to potential collaborate in the future.
With this participation, Panathlon International reinforced and showcased its commitment for the promotion and spread of culture and sporting ethics by fostering international collaboration through initiatives like Erasmus+. It was also a good opportunity to disseminate past and current activities and projects where Panathlon International is active, especially the ones related to Erasmus+, such as Evidence-based Prevention of Sporting-related Match-fixing (EPOSM) and Sport Against Match-Fixing (SAMF).
Noteworthy to mention, that the registrations to attend in presence to this event were closed weeks ago, as it had reached full capacity, which shows how well participated this event was.
The Panathlon International Cultural Foundation - "Domenico Chiesa"(hereinafter referred to as the Foundation) of Panathlon International (hereinafter P.I. - 31 Member Countries), in cooperation with the Fédération Internationale Cinéma Télévision Sportifs (hereinafter FICTS - 130 Member Countries), promotes and organizes the special Video Competition - with free entries - on the theme "OLYMPIC EMOTIONS."
The purpose of the competition is to promote the quality of images that highlight the values of Sport and Olympism and disseminate the principles, on which the World Panathletic Movement is founded, as universal ideals of culture through Sport, intended as an educational tool for social change.
FICTS wants to enhance and promote short films as an original form of expression, to encourage the creativity of those who approach filmmaking, and to offer them the greatest visibility through Sports.
C'est avec une profonde tristesse et consternation que nous apprenons le décès soudain d'Eugenio Guglielmino, Conseiller international et candidat à la Présidence internationale.
Une maladie soudaine l'a frappé alors qu'il effectuait son travail de bénévole auprès de la Croix-Rouge.
Membre du Club de Catania depuis 2004, il a été président du Club de 2008 à 2011, gouverneur de la zone Sicile de 2016 à 2019 et Président de la Commission pour la culture, la science et l'éducation (CCSE).
Le Président international, le Conseil international, le Secrétaire général et toute la famille pentathlonienne présentent leurs sincères condoléances à Maria Rita, à sa famille et au Club de Catania pour le deuil qui les a profondément touchés.
Nous nous souviendrons d'Eugenio avec affection, pour son intelligence, sa capacité de médiation, son activité honnête et active en faveur du Panathlon International et des plus nécessiteux.
Une grande perte et un grand vide pour notre Mouvement.
Les funérailles auront lieu demain 30 janvier, à 15h30, à Catane, à l'église Santa Maria della Guardia.
On a rainy and cold morning, we called together the youth of KRSG to give some more information on Match Fixing and Safeguarding. These are two topics that are very important to the youngsters who attended, all between the ages of 12 and 14. A lot of young athletes were sick so there were about 23 of us.
The coaches were also present and parents were also invited but that only gave a meagre turnout, which was a pity. We gave them some examples from rowing where match fixing can also be done at a lower level. They were very attentive and asked quite a few questions, which is of course a good thing. They also liked the videos and watching the comic strip on their mobile phones via the QR code.
We then gave them the posters and they hung them up themselves in the club. Again, it was a successful session with a lot of interaction, because that is important, keeping interaction with the children and letting them tell stories and ask questions themselves.
