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Member Country Honoured MAGAZINE Member Country Honoured Morocco p.17 Inside ISF The 24th General Assembly p.9 ISF & Youth Gymnasiade Village p.18 JUL - SEP #18 WE ARE SCHOOL SPORT 2018 2 | ISF IN MOTION ISF IN MOTION | 3 ISF Magazine | JULY - SEPTEMBER 2018 JULY - SEPTEMBER 2018 | ISF Magazine 4 | SUMMARY RENDEZ-VOUS WITH THE PRESIDENT | 5 SUMMARY "Rendez-Vous" #18 | July - September | 2018 Follow us on WITH THE PRESIDENT 2 | ISF in Motion (…) I stand here now, very grateful for all the achievements and challenges that have strengthened the ISF family; but most of all, I stand here to look 5 | "Rendez-Vous" with the President forward for the youth, education, and sport. Yet now is also the time to re- flect, consolidate and to continue to build up the ISF together. The ISF has reached an unprecedented level of development: what is waiting ahead of us 6 | World of school sport is as exciting as it is challenging. This challenge is one that we must be wil- 11 | Africa / America / Asia ling to accept. This challenge is one that I am ready to accept, while finding a balance between authenticity, continuity and openness for the next four 14 years. (…) The ISF has tremendous potential. And, we will manage to achieve 12 | Food for thought our ambitious goals because of who we are, because of what the ISF stands for, based on the values the ISF shares and promotes worldwide. Authenti- city shall guide us in giving a solid structure to our federation. 13 | Facts and figures For more transparency and better coordination, the work, already engaged on several fronts, will be carried out by different commissions. The profes- 14 | Inside ISF sionalisation of our events and programmes shall be supported, on the one 16 | The 24th General Assembly hand and on a daily basis, by a young and dynamic team, and, on the other hand, by experienced elected officials divided into several commissions that will lead the way forward (…) The ISF will keep encouraging youth partici- 17 | Member country honoured pation and empowerment through innovative projects on gender equality 17 and inclusion, such as the creation of the first Inclusive Games. We hope to | Morocco give more opportunity to the youth by strengthening the propositions of the Youth Council and developing stronger programmes on educa- 18 | tion for teachers, coaches and athletes. The ISF is, and shall ISF & Youth remain, an inspirational model to the rest of the world of edu- 19 | Gymnasiade Village cation through sport. 20 | This world changes fast. It hosts generations whose Kinder+Sport challenges evolve every day in terms of environment, peace, and education. Gathered around common values, we stand 21 | here, beyond our differences, to tackle these issues, not Miscellanous because they are easy, but because they are hard and wor- 19 Introducing the new ISF logo and anthem thy of our greatest efforts. And we are not willing to delay. (…) Together, let’s now consolidate the future of the ISF 22 | Agenda May 20th 2018 – Speech at the General Assembly 23 | Official Calendar Laurent Petrynka 23 ISF Magazine | JULY - SEPTEMBER 2018 JULY - SEPTEMBER 2018 | ISF Magazine 6 | WORLD OF SCHOOL SPORT WORLD OF SCHOOL SPORT | 7 Ghana Name of the national Ghana Education Service Schools and Colleges Sports World of School Sport federation Federation President Emmanuel Yao Dormenyah Gen Sec and/or Contact person Cynthia Wise Attorkwe Address Box MH5, ACCRA - GHANA Phone +233244484459, +233244756805 [email protected], [email protected], Africa (12) Email [email protected] Burkina Faso Guinea Equatorial Name of the national Name of the national Federation Ecuato Guineade Deporte Escolar Organisation Nationale du Sport Scolaire (ONASS) federation federation President Ncogo Asumu Mengue Aniceto President Kassoum Compaoré Gen Sec and/or Contact person Ebang Asumu Ada Moises Gen Sec and/or Contact person Christian Désiré Sano Malabo II De Los Ministerios, Liencia, Ensenanza Dacle / Ministere de L’Education Nationale et de Address Address Universitaria y Deportes L’Alphabetisation Phone +240222-234323 Phone +226 25 36 88 09 Email [email protected] Email [email protected] Website www.mena.gov.bf Kenya Congo Name of the national Kenya Secondary Schools Sports Association (KSSA) federation Name of the national Office National du Sport Scolaire et Universaire President David Ngugi federation (O.N.S.S.U.) President Solange Anne Koulinka Ippolo Gen Sec and/or Contact person / P.O Box 55786, Gen Sec and/or Contact person / Address 00200 Nairobi - Kenya Stade Alphonse Massamba Debat Address Brazzavile Phone +254722782753 Phone +242055590801 Email [email protected] Email [email protected] Mali Name of the national Gabon Federation Malienne du Sport Scolaire et Universitaire federation Name of the national Federation Gabonaise de Sport Scolaire (FEGASS) President Boukacar Traoré federation Gen Sec and/or Contact person Djibril Dramé President Didier Pendjet Direction Nationale des Sports et de Education Physique Gen Sec and/or Contact person Alexis Biyogho Address Bamako Address O6 Ministère de l’éducation Nationale Phone +223 20221707 / 63923774 / 66718157 / 76155204 Phone +24107447628 Email [email protected] Email [email protected] ISF Magazine | JULY - SEPTEMBER 2018 JULY - SEPTEMBER 2018 | ISF Magazine 8 | WORLD OF SCHOOL SPORT WORLD OF SCHOOL SPORT | 9 Niger Uganda Name of the national Name of the national Comite National de Gestion du Sport Scolaire Uganda Secondary Schools Sport Association (USSSA) federation federation President Aboubacar Moussa President Ali Mugaga Gen Sec and/or Contact person Salissou Zakari Gen Sec and/or Contact person Christopher Mugisha BP215 Ministry of Education and Sports Department of Physical Address Niamey Address Education and Sports Phone +22796129527 P.O. Box 7063, Kampala Email [email protected] Phone +256772684214 Email [email protected] Rwanda Name of the national Federation Rwandaise du Sport Scolaire federation President Innocent Gatete America (4) Gen Sec and/or Contact person Aaron Rurangirwa BP 627 Address Kigali Phone +250788352552 Argentina Email [email protected] Name of the national Federation Argentina de Deporte Escolar federation Sao Tome e Principe President Leonardo Troncoso Name of the national Gen Sec and/or Contact person Maria Inez Gomez School Sports Coordination Office Loria 1715, Lomas de Zamora, federation Address President Canvalho Jaylson CP: 1832, provincia de Buenos Aires Gen Sec and/or Contact person Fontes Wilson (+2399989450) Phone +5491161316326 Avenida Marginal 12 de Julho Email [email protected] Address Sao Tome Phone +2399943367 Canada Email [email protected] Name of the national School Sport Canada Website www.desaotome.wixsite.com/desportoescolarstp federation Tanzania President Lyle McKellar Gen Sec and/or Contact person Marg McGill Name of the national UMISSETA #1 – 575 Park Street federation Regina, Saskatchewan Address President Vitalis Shija Canada Gen Sec and/or Contact person Joseph Lugaylia Deo S4N 5B2 Address P.O. Box 70342 Phone +1 306-721-2151 [email protected] ; Phone +255715204730 Email Email [email protected] [email protected] Website www.schoolsport.ca ISF Magazine | JULY - SEPTEMBER 2018 JULY - SEPTEMBER 2018 | ISF Magazine 10 | WORLD OF SCHOOL SPORT WORLD OF SCHOOL SPORT | 11 Jamaica Lebanon Name of the national Name of the national Sport and Scout Activities Unit at the Ministry of Inter-Secondary Schools Sports Association federation federation Education and Higher Education President Walton Small President Fadi Yarak Gen Sec and/or Contact person Nicola Brown, CEO Gen Sec and/or Contact person Mazen Koubeissi 21 Lindsay Crescent Lebanon - Beirut Address Address Kingston 10, Jamaica Beir Hasan Phone +876-9050805 Phone +9611842590 Email [email protected] Email [email protected] Website www.issasports.com Website www.mehe.gov.lb Peru Mongolia Name of the national Name of the national Asociación Peruana de Deporte Escolar Mongolian School Sport Federation federation federation President Alfredo Deza Fuller President Togtokhsuren Jigjidsuren Gen Sec and/or Contact person Sophie Bordet Gen Sec and/or Contact person Chimeddorj Bat-Erdene Calle 2 de Mayo 516, Oficina P.O. Box-49/416 Address Address 201, Miroflores lima 18 Ulaanbaatar Phone +5112064280 Phone +976-99-103339 Email [email protected] Email [email protected] Website www.deporte-escolar.org.pe Website [email protected] Oman Name of the national Oman School Sports Association federation Asia (4) President Dr. Hamood Al Harthi Gen Sec and/or Contact person Ahmed Al Bulushi Sultanate of Oman - Muscat, Address Bangladesh P.O. Box 3, P.C. 100, Muscat Phone +96824255430 Name of the national Bangladesh Children Sport Association (BSCA) federation Email [email protected] President Kazi Rajib Uddin Ahmed Chapol Gen Sec and/or Contact person Alamgir Kabir 18 New 122 Old Arambagh Motijheel Address Dhaka - 1000 Phone +8801711409252 Email [email protected] ISF Magazine | JULY - SEPTEMBER 2018 JULY - SEPTEMBER 2018 | ISF Magazine 12 | FOOD FOR THOUGHT FACTS AND FIGURES | 13 It’s hard to beat GYMNASIADE HOSTED ON a person who THE AFRICAN never gives CONTINENT 58 Countries 13 Countries supported up. 2300 Young Athletes by SSF & ISF 4000 Participants Babe Ruth Ukraine 18 Different Sports Morocco Brazil 54% Girls 46% Boys 80 countries were represented at the General Assembly 25 new members were accepted. The members (21) that compose the Executive Committee, elected by the GA, are from Europe (12); Asia (4); America (2); Africa (2) and Oceania (1). ISF Magazine | JULY - SEPTEMBER 2018 MARCH - JUNE 2018 | ISF Magazine 14 | INSIDE ISF | THE 24TH GENERAL ASSEMBLY THE 24TH GENERAL ASSEMBLY | INSIDE ISF | 15 The General Assembly also elected the new composition of the Executive Committee President Laurent Petrynka Deputy President Robson Aguiar Inside ISF Vice President Xue Yanqing 80 countries that attended the General Assembly were represented by 59 coun- Treasurer TH tries (due to proxy votes). Hrvoje Custonja THE 24 GENERAL The General Assembly went through the Continental President Africa Youssef Belqasmi general matters, minutes and reports.
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