About

The International Council of Amateur Sports (ICAS) is a non-profit, not a political, not state organization, which public initiative aimed to develop international humanitarian cooperation and friendship throughout the world. Created after the signing of the World Charter of Amateur Sports on August 3, 2017 - the Roman Charter. Its goal is to unite sports amateurs all over the world.

ICAS promotes vital competition, friendship and mutual understanding between sportsmen, regardless of age, gender, race, religion or sporting status.

A group of amateur athletes participating in veteran competitions, meeting in Auckland, New Zealand, decided to organize the International Council of Amateur Sports.

It seems right to go through a historically verified way - by signing the World Charter of Amateur Sports and then organizing a movement around the International Council of Amateur Sports, as it was in the late 19th century, thanks to the enthusiasm of Pierre de Coubertin, who founded the modern Olympic Games.

The mission of the International Council of Amateur Sports is to spread the sport around the world and to guide the sports movement on a voluntary basis, by joining interested parties to this charter.

• educating young people in the spirit of fair play and the prohibition of violence
• coordination of sports and amateur competitions
• providing and regularly conducting amateur games
• the struggle for peace through sport
• strengthening the unity of the sporting amateur movement, protecting its independence and maintaining autonomy
• Encouraging and supporting the advancement of women in sport at all levels and in all structures for the implementation of the principle of gender equality
• fight against doping and the protection of amateur athletes and the principles of fair competition
• fight against fraud and corruption in competitions
• fight against fraud and corruption in competitions Encouraging and supporting measures related to the medical care and health of amateur athletes
• support for sports organizations and public authorities that ensure the social and possible professional future of amateur athletes
• support the development of mass sports