Barcelona, the regional Symposium candidate of the World Anti -Doping Agency in 2026
Spain Barcelona has submitted the candidature of the next year of the Symposium of the World Anti -Doping Agency (AMA) in Europe, which is a gesture to reiterate the use of banned materials in the practice of clean game and competitive sport.
The National Institute of Physical Education of Catalonia (INEFC), selected for the AMA Forum Celebration when candidate is selected, is the University of Sports Teaching in the Olympic Ring of Cat also.
Spanish Anti -Doping Fight in Sports (Sellad) General Director of Spanish Commission, Carlos PerlataThe announcement was made on Wednesday during the World Clean Game Day at the Higher Sports Council (CSD) headquarters in Madrid on Wednesday, in which many experts participated in the fight against doping and prevention.
The AMA celebrates the International Congress every year and the appointment from 2026 is divided into five regional forums, one continent.
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In May, a delegation from the World Doping Agency is expected to be announced at the end of that month or early June, with EFE sources from Law Sellad.
“It is an opportunity to share international alliances and have Spain: in the middle of the fight against doping,” Perlata was closed.
After communicating the AMA a few weeks ago, the exhibition of the candidature took place, in which Spain left its surveillance list, in which all the actions established in the World Anti -Daping Code were not applied in September 2023.
Perlata congratulated Sellad, CSD and the Ministry of Education and the Sports Ministry for not being “a very big job”.
“Let us continue to create an atmosphere to protect the cleaning sport. We should protect the person who wants to compete in front of other people who try to lock it in a very thoughtful, affordable, equivalent way,” said Sellad, athletes, federations, technicians and health.
Among those who participated in the seminar, the Anti -Doping Authority of Portugal, the executive director, Antonio Jalio Noons.
