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The 48 European National Olympic Committees APPENDIX TO THE EOC ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATION (January 2016) TABLE OF CONTENTS Page Member NOCs 3 Executive Committee 4 Audit Committee 5 European Representatives to ANOC 5 Commissions and Expert 6 European Youth Olympic Festival 11 Games of the Small States of Europe 12 Table of General Assemblies 13 Table of Seminars for Secretaries General 15 EOC Presidents and Secretaries General 17 * * * 2 THE 50 EUROPEAN NATIONAL OLYMPIC COMMITTEES 1. ALBANIA 25. ISRAEL 2. 2.ANDORRA 26. KOSOVO 3. ARMENIA 27. ITALY 4. AUSTRIA 28. LATVIA 5. AZERBAIJAN 29. LIECHTENSTEIN 6. 6.BELARUS 30. LITHUANIA 7. BELGIUM 31. LUXEMBOURG 8. BOSNIA AND 32. MALTA HERZEGOVINA 33. REPUBLIC OF MOLDOVA 9. 8.BULGARIA 34. MONACO 10. CROATIA 35. MONTENEGRO 11. CYPRUS 36. THE NETHERLANDS 12. CZECH REPUBLIC 37. NORWAY 13. DENMARK 38. POLAND 14. ESTONIA 39. PORTUGAL 15. FINLAND 40. ROMANIA 16. FORMER YUGOSLAV REP OF 41. RUSSIAN FEDERATION MACEDONIA(F.Y.R.O.M.) 42. SAN MARINO 17. FRANCE 43. SERBIA 18. GEORGIA 44. SLOVAKIA 19. GERMANY 45. SLOVENIA 20. GREAT BRITAIN 46. SPAIN 21. GREECE 47. SWEDEN 22. HUNGARY 48. SWITZERLAND 23. ICELAND 49. TURKEY 24. IRELAND 50. UKRAINE 3 EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE (2013 – 2017) PRESIDENT Mr. Patrick HICKEY IRELAND VICE PRESIDENT Mr. Janez KOCIJANCIC SLOVENIA SECRETARY GENERAL Mr. Raffaele PAGNOZZI ITALY TREASURER Mr. Kikis LAZARIDES CYPRUS MEMBERS Mr. Hasan ARAT TURKEY Mr. Alejandro BLANCO SPAIN Mr. Spyros CAPRALOS GREECE Mr. Frantisek CHMELAR SLOVAKIA Lord Sebastian COE GREAT BRITAIN Ms. Daina GUDZINEVICIUTE LITHUANIA Mr. Alexander KOZLOVSKY RUSSIAN FEDERATION Mr. Andrzej KRASNICKI POLAND Mr. Zlatko MATEŠA CROATIA Mr. Niels NYGAARD DENMARK Mr. Marc THEISEN LUXEMBOURG Mr. Michael VESPER GERMANY Mr. Efraim (Ziggy) ZINGER ISRAEL EX-OFFICIO MEMBERS: For ANOC: Secretary General Ms. Gunilla LINDBERG SWEDEN For EOC Athletes Commission: Chair Mr. Jean-Michel SAIVE BELGIUM For Baku 2015: NOC Azerbaijan, Vice President Mr. Chingiz HUSEYNZADA AZERBAIJAN HONORARY PRESIDENT Mr. Mario PESCANTE ITALY EOC-EU OFFICE Head Mr. Folker HELLMUND GERMANY 4 AUDIT COMMITTEE (2013-2017) Chairman Mr. Lino FARRUGIA SACCO (MLT) Members Mr. Djordje PERISIC (SRB) Mr. Aldons VRUBĻEVSKIS (LAT) EUROPEAN REPRESENTATIVES WITHIN A.N.O.C (2014-2018) President Mr. Patrick HICKEY (IRL) Vice-President Mr. Janez KOCIJANCIC (SLO) Secretary General Mr. Raffaele PAGNOZZI (ITA) Elected Members Mr. Roger TALERMO (FIN) Mr. Vlade DIVAC (SRB) Ms Nese GUNDOGAN (TUR) 5 COMMISSIONS (2013-2019) - Olympic Games – EOC Executive Committee liaison member: Mr. Frantisek CHMELAR (SVK) Chair: Mr. George KATULIN Secretary General (BLR) Members: Ms. Rumiana DINEVA Head International Relations (BUL) Mr. Martin DOKTOR Sports Director (CZE) Mr. Cayetano CORNET Chef de Mission (ESP) Mr. Bernard SCHWANK High Performance Sport Director (GER) Mr. Jeroen BIJL Director Elite Sport (NED) Mr. Bjorn Sigurd SOMMERFELDT NOC Project Consultant (NOR) Mr. Adam KRZESIŃSKI Secretary General (POL) Mr. Victor FONSECA DA MOTA Board Member (POR) Mr. Victor KHOTOCHKIN Honorary Vice President (RUS) Mr. Blaz PERKO Sport Director (SLO) Mr. Eros BOLOGNA Secretary General (SMR) Mr. Peter REINEBO CEO (SWE) Athlete Representative Ms Alessandra SENSINI (Sailing) (ITA) - Marketing and Communication - EOC Executive Committee liaison member: Mr. Hasan ARAT (TUR) Chair: Mr. Peter MENNEL Secretary General (AUT) Members: Mr. Philippe VANDER PUTTEN CEO (BEL) Mr. Roman KUMPOST EC Member (CZE) Mr. Arie ZEIF Hon. Treasurer (ISR) Mr. Sasho POPOVSKI Secretary General (MKD) Mr. Andrija POPOVIC Vice President (MNE) Mr. Igor BERGANT Journalist/current member (SLO) Athlete Representative Mr Mikko RONKAINEN (Freestyle Skiing) (FIN) 6 - European Youth Olympic Festival - EOC Executive Committee liaison member: Mr. Efraim ZINGER (ISR) Chair: Mr. Victor SANCHEZ Secretary General (ESP) Members: Mr. Peter BRULL Project Manager/Games Operations (FIN) Mr. Jaume MARTI MANDICO President (AND) Mr. Said FAZLAGIC Secretary General/current EYOF member (BIH) Mr. Peter BRULL OG Project Manager (FIN) Mr. Emanuel KATSIADAKIS Secretary General (GRE) Ms. Krisztina REGOCZY Executive Board Member (HUN) Mr. Giuseppe GIANFREDA Olympic Preparation (ITA) Mrs. Liney HALDORSDOTTIR Secretary General (ISL) Mr. Leo KRANZ President (LIE) Ms. Marlyse PAULY Secretary General (LUX) Mr. Joseph CASSAR Secretary General (MLT) Mr. Florin MISCA Sport Director (ROU) Mr. Djordje VISACKI Secretary General (SRB) Mr. Jozef LIBA Secretary General (SVK) Athlete Representative Ms Natalia DOBRYNSKA (Athletics) (UKR) - European Union - EOC Executive Committee liaison member: Mr. Niels NYGAARD (DEN) Chair: Mr. Neinar SELI President (EST) Members: Ms. Olga PIPERIDOU General Director (CYP) Mr. Jean Michel BRUN Secretary General (FRA) Ms. Rusudan APTSIAURI Head International Relations (GEO) Mr. Achilleas MAVROMATIS NOC Board Member (GRE) Mr. Larus BLONDAL President (ISL) Mr. Juri TAMM Head of President’s Office (UKR) Athlete Representative Mr Daniel GYURTA (Swimming) (HUN) - Environment & Sport for All - EOC Executive Committee liaison member: Mr. Andrzej KRASNICKI (POL) Chair: Mr. William O’BRIEN Vice President (IRL) Members: Mr. Stavri BELLO Secretary General (ALB) Mr. Josip COP Secretary General (CRO) Ms. Karin FEHRES Director Sport for All (GER) Mr. Vladimir BOGOEVSKI Sport Director (MKD) Ms. Inga BABAKOVA NOC Board Member (UKR) Athlete Representative Ms Luiza ZLOTKOWSKA (Speed Skating) (POL) 7 - Olympic Culture and Legacy - EOC Executive Committee liaison member: Mr. Marc THEISEN (LUX) Chair: Ms. Susanna RAHKAMO Vice President (FIN) Members: Mr. Flemming KNUDSEN NOC EB Member (DEN) Ms. Laura CARLESCU BADEA Director Romanian Olympic Academy (ROU) Ms. Omur DUGAN Member NOC Culture & Olympic Comm. (TUR) Mr. Georgios KORELLIS Administrative Officer (CYP) Athlete Representative Mr Mads KRUSE ANDERSEN (Rowing) (DEN) - Medical and Antidoping - Chair: Mr. Klaus STEINBACH EOC Chief Medical Officer (GER) Members: Mr. Norbert BACHL IOC Medical Commission Member (AUT) Ms. Liga CIRULE NOC Head Doctor (LAT) Mr. Emin ERGEN Chairman NOC Antidoping Comm. (TUR) Mr. Fabrio PIGOZZI, Prdt, Sport Medicine IF (ITA) Mr. Mark STUART (GBR) Mr. Thomas TORGALSEN Medical Chief of Rio 2016 (NOR) Mr. Jaroslav VETVICKA (CZE) Head doctor, Center of Medical Support for High level athletes Athlete Representative Ms Kate WALSH ( Field Hockey ) (GBR) - Gender Equality in Sport - Chair: Ms. Daina GUDZINEVICIUTE President (LTU) Members: Mr. Andrzej KRAŚNICKI NOC President (POL) Mr. Risto NIEMINEN NOC President (FIN) Ms. Konul NURULLAYEVA Head International Relations (AZE) Ms. Gruden Morana PALIKOVIC Vice President (CRO) Ms. Tine TEILMANN NOC Board Member (DEN) Ms. Sarah TRESEDER NOC Board Member (GBR) Ms. Ineta RADEVICA VP Latvian Women Sports Society (LAT) Ms. Anastasia DAVYDOVA Vice President (RUS) Athlete Representative Ms Tatiana LEBEDEVA (Athletics) (RUS) 8 - EOC Athletes’ Commission - (2013/2017) Chair Mr. Jean Michel SAIVE Table Tennis (BEL) Vice Chair Ms. Natalia DOBRYNSKA Athletics (heptathlon) (UKR) Secretary Ms. Kate WALSH Field Hockey (GBR) Members Mr. Daniel GYURTA Swimming (HUN) Mr. Mads KRUSE ANDERSEN Rowing (DEN) Ms. Tatiana LEBEDEVA Athletics (long jump) (RUS) Ms. Marion RODEWALD Field Hockey (GER) Mr. Mikko RONKAINEN Freestyle Skiing (FIN) Ms. Alessandra SENSINI Sailing (windsurfing) (ITA) Ms. Luiza ZLOTKOWSKA Speed Skating (POL) 9 - Baku 2015 European Games – Coordination Commission - (created 30th April 2013) Mr. Patrick HICKEY President EOC Mr. Raffaele PAGNOZZI Secretary General EOC Mr. Spyros CAPRALOS, Chairperson, President, Hellenic Olympic Committee Mr. Zlatko MATESA Deputy Chair, President, Croatian Olympic Committee Members Mr. Alejandro BLANCO President, NOC of Spain Mr. Andre BOLHUIS President, NOC of Netherlands Mr. Sergey BUBKA President, NOC of Ukraine Mr. Andrew CRAIG Advisor Mr. Guido DE BONDT EOC Games Senior Adviser Ms. Nese GUNDOGAN Secretary General, NOC of Turkey Mr. Janez KOCIJANCIC Vice President EOC Mr. Denis MASSEGLIA President, NOC of France Mr. Niels NYGAARD President, NOC of Denmark Mr. Pierce O'CALLAGHAN A Advisor Mr. Arturas POVILIUNAS NOC of Lithuania Mr. Bernhard SCHWANK NOC of Germany Mr. Roger TALERMO NOC of Finland Mr Albert WOODS President, European Canoe Federation, Vice President BOA Mr. Dermot HENIHAN Secretary General, NOC of Ireland Mr Jean-Michel SAIVE Athletes Representative LEGAL EXPERT Mr. Marc THEISEN (LUX) 10 EUROPEAN YOUTH OLYMPIC FESTIVAL E.Y.O.F. (created in 1991) Calendar of events Summer editions I 1991 BRUSSELS (BEL) 17/21 July II 1993 VALKENSWAARD (NED) 3/9 July III 1995 BATH (GBR) 7/11 July IV 1997 LISBON (POR) 18/24 July V 1999 ESBJERG (DEN) 10/16 July VI 2001 MURCIA (ESP) 22/27 July VII 2003 PARIS (FRA) 28 July-2 August VIII 2005 LIGNANO SABBIADORO (ITA) 3/8 July IX 2007 BELGRADE (SCG) 22/27 July X 2009 TAMPERE (FIN) 19/26 July XI 2011 TRABZON (TUR) 24/29 July XII 2013 UTRECHT (NED) 14/19 July XIII 2015 TBILISI (GEO) 26/31 July XIV 2017 GYOR (HON) 23/30 July XV 2019 MINSK (BLR) 21/27 July Winter editions I 1993 AOSTA (ITA) 7/11 February II 1995 ANDORRA (AND) 5/10 February III 1997 SUNDSVALL (SWE) 8/12 February IV 1999 POPRAD -TATRY (SVK) 6/12 March V 2001 VUOKATTI (FIN) 10/16 March VI 2003 BLED (SLO) 26/31 January VII 2005 MONTHEY (SUI) 23/28 January VIII 2007 JACA (ESP) 18/23 February IX 2009 SLASK- BESKIDY (POL) 14/21 February X 2011 LIBEREC (CZE) 13/18 February XI 2013 BRASOV (ROU) 17/ 22 February XII 2015 VORARLBERG/LIECHTENSTEIN 25/30 January XIII 2017 ERZURUM (TUR) 12/17 February XIV 2019 SARAJEVO (BIH) 11/18 February 11 GAMES OF THE SMALL STATES OF
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