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THE EUROPEAN OLYMPIC MOVEMENT DIRECTORY MAY 2018 updated as of May 2018 THE EUROPEAN OLYMPIC COMMITTES The European Olympic Committees (EOC) are a non-profit Association that gathers the 50 National Olympic Committees of the European continent. Born in 1968, the Association pursues its main goals. Dissemination of the Olympic ideals, education of youth through Sport, promotion of National Olympic Committees (NOCs) development in close cooperation with the International Olympic Committee (IOC), the Association of National Olympic Committees (ANOC) and the Olympic Associations of other continents. The EOC Headquarters are in Rome, Italy. DIRECTORY 2018 ORGANISATION 50 EUROPEAN NOCs EUROPEAN GAMES EYOF GSSE DIRECTORY 2018 ORGANISATION 50 EUROPEAN NOCs EUROPEAN GAMES EYOF GSSE 11 EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE 2017-2021 President Vice President Mr Janez Mr Niels KOCIJANČIČ NYGAARD (SLO) (DEN) Secretary General Treasurer Mr Raffaele Mr Kikis PAGNOZZI N. LAZARIDES (ITA) (CYP) 13 Members Ex-Officio Members Mr Hasan Mr Alejandro Mr Jean-Michel Mr Spyros Ms Gunilla Mr Gerd Mr Andrei Mr Chingiz ARAT BLANCO BRUN CAPRALOS LINDBERG KANTER ASTASHEVICH HUSEYNZADA (TUR) (ESP) (FRA) (GRE) (SWE) (EST) (BLR) (AZE) ANOC Chairman MINSK 2019 BAKU 2015 Secretary General EOC Vice President Vice President Athletes’ Commission NOC Belarus NOC Azerbaijan Ms Daina Ms Liney Rut Mr Andrzej Mr Jozef GUDZINEVICIUTE HALLDORSDOTTIR KRASNICKI LIBA Audit Committee (LTU) (ISL) (POL) (SVK) Honorary President Chairman Members Members Mr Zlatko Mr Peter Mr Bill Mr Djordje Mr Mario Mr Lino Mr Djordje Mr Aldons MATESA MENNEL SWEENEY VISACKI PESCANTE FARRUGIA SACCO PERISIC VRUBLEVSKIS (CRO) (AUT) (GBR) (SRB) (ITA) (MLT) (SRB) (LAT) 14 15 COMMISSIONS 2017-2021 ATHLETES Chairman Mr Gerd KANTER (EST) Vice Chairman Mr Balazs BAJI (HUN) Secretary Mr David HARTE (IRL) Members Ms Tania CAGNOTTO (ITA) Ms Jana DAUBNEROVA (SVK) Ms Gunta LATISEVA-CUDARE (LAT) Mr Eldar RONNING (NOR) Ms Nevriye YILMAZ (TUR) Co-opted Members Ms Olga KHARLAN (UKR) Mr Joao Pedro LOPES DA SILVA (POR) Mr Mikko RONKAINEN (FIN) Ms Luiza ZLOTKOWSKA (POL) 17 THE GENERAL ASSEMBLIES YEAR DATE CITY NOCs 1994 ** 13 December Atlanta (USA) 47 YEAR DATE CITY NOCs 1995 11/12 November Athens (GRE) 48 1969 25/27 October Dubrovnik (CRO) 27 1996 25/26 October Copenhagen (DEN) 47 1970 14/15 February Münich (GER) 25 1997 14/15 November Stockholm (SWE) 48 1971 7/8 May Baden (GER) 26 1998 ** 1 June Seville (ESP) 48 1972* 1998 13/14 November Saint-Petersburg (RUS) 48 1973 4/5 May Monte-Carlo (MON) 28 1999 12/13 November Prague (CZE) 48 1974 23/25 June Paris (FRA) 28 2000 17/18 November Warsaw (POL) 48 1975 16/17 October Lisbon (POR) 22 2001 30 Nov/1 December Monte-Carlo (MON) 48 1976 21/22 October Istanbul (TUR) 25 2002 ** 21 May Kuala Lumpur (MAS) 43 1977 28/29 October Vaduz (LIE) 31 2002 6/7 December Reykjavik (ISL) 46 1978 17/18 June Sofia (BUL) 30 2003 12/13 December Rome (ITA) 48 1979 20/21 April Brussels (BEL) 30 2004 3/4 December Dubrovnik (CRO) 46 1980 21/23 November London (GBR) 31 2005 2/3 December Dublin (IRL) 48 1981 14/15 May Athens (GRE) 32 2006 ** 1 April Seoul (KOR) 39 1982 5/6 November San Marino (SMR) 32 2006 ** 29 July Rome (ITA) 47 1983 4/5 November Granada (ESP) 29 2006 8/9 December Brussels (BEL) 47 1984* 2007 30 November/1 December Valencia (ESP) 49 1985 11/12 May Rome (ITA) 33 2008 21/22 November Istanbul (TUR) 48 1986 25/26 September Budapest (HUN) 32 2009 27/28 November Lisbon (POR) 49 1987 8/9 October Sofia (BUL) 34 2010 26/27 November Belgrade (SRB) 48 1988 * 2011 25/24 November Sochi (RUS) 49 1989 12/13 October Vouliagmeni (GRE) 34 2012 7/8 December Rome (ITA) 49 1990 ** 4 June Barcelona (ESP) 33 2013 22/23 November Rome (ITA) 49 1990 22/23 November Amsterdam (NED) 34 2014 21/22 November Baku (AZE) 49 1991 22/23 November Istanbul (TUR) 36 2015 21/22 November Prague (CZE) 50 1992 2 November Acapulco (MEX) 44 2016 21/22 October Minsk (BLR) 50 1993 5/6 November Dublin (IRL) 45 2017 24/25 November Zagreb (CRO) 50 1994 4/5 November Lisbon (POR) 47 * did not take place | ** Extraordinary General Assembly 18 19 THE SEMINARS YEAR DATE CITY NOCs 2001 29/30 June Portoroz (SLO) 46 YEAR DATE CITY NOCs 2002 26/27 April Limassol (CYP) 45 1975 September Moscow (RUS) 20 2003 16/17 May Tallin (EST) 46 1976 * 2004 7/8 May Belgrade (SRB) 46 1977 * 2005 6/7 May Tirana (ALB) 46 1978 * 2006 16/17 June Bucharest (ROU) 47 1979 30/31 October Monte-Carlo (MON) 26 2007 25/26 May Riga (LAT) 45 1980 * 2008 22/24 May Sorrento (ITA) 49 1981 * 2009 15/16 May Dubrovnik (CRO) 48 1982 13/15 September Moscow (RUS) 29 2010 27/29 May La Valletta (MLT) 48 1983 29 Sept/2 Oct. Düsseldorf (GER) 30 2011 5/7 May Portoroz (SLO) 49 1984 6/9 October Rome (ITA) 29 2012 26/28 April Budapest (HUN) 47 1985 12/13 October Budapest (HUN) 31 2013 16/18 May San Marino 49 1986 12/13 June Athens (GRE) 32 2014 23/24 May Nicosia (CYP) 49 1987 25/26 June Nicosia (CYP) 31 2015 15/16 May Antalya (TUR) 50 1988 22/24 June La Valletta (MLT) 32 2016 20/21 May Tarragona (ESP) 50 1989 22/23 June Lisbon (POR) 32 2017 19/20 May Skopje (MKD) 50 1990 2/3 June Andorra (AND) 33 2018 11/12 May Belgrade (SRB) 50 1991 6/7 May Moscow (RUS) 32 1992 10/11 April Copenhagen (DEN) 41 1993 14/15 May Oslo (NOR) 44 1994 13/15 May Reykjavik (ISL) 43 1995 21/22 September Prague (CZE) 47 1996 4 May Tel Aviv (ISR) 46 1997 9/10 May Vienna (AUT) 45 1998 3/4 April Bratislava (SVK) 48 1999 4/5 June Amsterdam (NED) 47 2000 7/8 April La Valletta (MLT) 47 * did not take place 20 21 PRESIDENTS AND SECRETARIES GENERAL YEAR PRESIDENT SECRETARY GENERAL 1969/1975 Jean de BEAUMONT (FRA) Jean WEYMANN (SUI) 1976/1979 Bo BENGTSON (SWE) Jean WEYMANN (SUI) 1980/1987 Franco CARRARO (ITA) Adrien VANDEN EEDE (BEL) 1987/1988 Kurt HELLER (AUT) Adrien VANDEN EEDE (BEL) 1989/2000 Jacques ROGGE (BEL) Mario PESCANTE (ITA) 2001/2006 Mario PESCANTE (ITA) Patrick HICKEY (IRL) 2006/2016 Patrick HICKEY (IRL) Raffaele PAGNOZZI (ITA) 2016/2017 Janez KOCIJANČIČ*(SLO) Raffaele PAGNOZZI (ITA) 2017 Janez KOCIJANČIČ (SLO) Raffaele PAGNOZZI (ITA) * Acting President 23 DIRECTORY 2018 INSPIRING SPORT ORGANISATION IN EUROPE 50 EUROPEAN NOCs EUROPEAN GAMES EYOF GSSE 25 ALB AND Albania Andorra National Olympic Committee of Albania Comitè Olimpic Andorrà Sheshi Mustafa k. Ataturk ish 21 dhjetori Av. Tarragona 101 Ed. Principat A 1-2 Tirana AD500 Andorra la Vella +355 42240602 +376 804210 [email protected] [email protected] www.nocalbania.org.al www.coa.ad President President Mr Viron BEZHANI Mr Jaume MARTI MANDICO Secretary General Secretary General Mr Stavri BELLO Mr Josep Antoni GUERRA ALVAREZ 26 27 ARM AUT Armenia Austria National Olympic Committee of Armenia Österreichisches Olympisches Comité Abovian Street 9 Rennweg 46-50 / 2nd floor Top 7 Yerevan 1030 Vienna +374 10529797 +43 17995511 [email protected] [email protected] www.armnoc.am www.olympia.at President President Mr Gagik TSARUKYAN Mr Karl STOSS Secretary General Secretary General Mr Hrachya ROSTOMYAN Mr Peter MENNEL 28 29 AZE BEL Azerbaijan Belgium National Olympic Committee of the Azerbaijani Republic Comité Olympique et Interfédéral Belge Olympic Street / bl 5 Av. De Bouchout 9 370072 Baku 1020 Bruxelles +994 12901323 +32 24745150 [email protected] [email protected] www.noc-aze.org www.olympic.be President President Mr Ilham ALIYEV Baron Pierre-Olivier BECKERS-VIEUJANT Secretary General Secretary General Mr Agadjan ABIYEV Mr Philippe VANDER PUTTEN 30 31 BIH BLR Bosnia and Herzegovina Belarus Olympic Committee of Bosnia and Herzegovina National Olympic Committee of the Republic of Belarus Olimpijska dvorana Zetra Alipasina bb Raduzhnaya str. 27 71000 Sarajevo 220020 Minsk +387 33226414 +375 173092502 [email protected] [email protected] www.okbih.ba www.noc.by President President Mr Siniša KISIĆ HE Alexandre LUKASHENKO Secretary General Secretary General Mr Said FAZLAGIC Mr George KATULIN 32 33 BUL CYP Bulgaria Cyprus Bulgarian Olympic Committee The Cyprus National Olympic Committee 4 Angel Kanchev Street Olympic House, 21 Amfipoleos Street 1000 Sofia 1687 Nicosia +359 29875695 +357 22449880 [email protected] [email protected] www.bgolympic.org www.olympic.org.cy President President Ms Stefka KOSTADINOVA Mr Costantinos MICHAELIDES Secretary General Secretary General Mr Belcho GORANOV Mr Charalambos LOTTAS 34 35 CRO CZE Croatia Czech Republic Croatian Olympic Committee Czech Olympic Committee Trg Krešimira Cosica 11 Benesovska 6 10000 Zagreb 10100 Prague +385 13659666 +420 271734734 [email protected] [email protected] www.hoo.hr www.olympic.cz President President Mr Zlatko MATESA Mr Jiri KEJVAL Secretary General Secretary General Mr Josip COP Mr Petr GRACLIK 36 37 DEN ESP Denmark Spain National Olympic Committee Comité Olimpico Español and Sports Confederation of Denmark Idraettens Hus Brondby Stadion 20 Calle Arequipa 13 2605 Brondby 28043 Madrid +45 43262626 +34 913815500 [email protected] [email protected] www.dif.dk www.coe.es President President Mr Niels NYGAARD Mr Alejandro BLANCO Secretary General Secretary General Mr Morten MOELHOLM HANSEN Ms Victoria CABEZAS 38 39 EST FIN Estonia Finland Estonian Olympic Committee Finnish Olympic Committee Pirita tee 102 Valimotie 10 11312 Tallinn 00380 Helsinki +372 6031500 +358 406722220 [email protected] [email protected] www.eok.ee www.olympiakomitea.fi President President Mr Urmas SOORUMAA Mr Timo RITAKALLIO Secretary General Secretary General Mr Siim SUKLES Mr Mikko SALONEN 40 41 FRA GBR France Great Britain Comité National Olympique et Sportif Français British Olympic Association Maison du Sport Français, 1 avenue Pierre de Coubertin 60 Charlotte Street 75640 CEDEX 13 Paris W1T 2NU London +33 140782800 +44 2078425700 [email protected] [email protected] www.franceolympique.com www.teamgb.com President President Mr Denis MASSEGLIA Sir Hugh ROBERTSON Secretary General Secretary General Mr Jean-Michel BRUN Mr Bill SWEENEY 42 43 GEO GER Georgia Germany Georgian National Olympic Committee Deutscher Olympischer SportBund 11 Machabeli Str.
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