Civitanova Marche, Italy – 27 January 2026 The International Sport for All Federation (FISpT) convened its Electoral General Assembly and ...
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The
International Sport for All Federation (FISpT) convened its Electoral General
Assembly and Congress on 24 January 2026 in Civitanova Marche, Italy, bringing
together representatives from across the global Sport for All movement.
During
the Assembly, delegates approved a new Statutes designed to further align the
Federation with the principles of the Olympic Movement. The revised statutes
reinforce the Federation’s commitment to good governance, transparency, accountability,
and ethical leadership, strengthening its role within the international sports
community.
According
to the new Statutes the organisation - recognised by the International Olympic
Committee - is governed by the Italian Law and its registered office is in
Rome, Italy. According to the new statute, the new legal representative is the
CEO, Marco Tomasini (ITA).
The
Assembly also elected the new Executive Board for the upcoming mandate. The
members of the newly elected Executive Board are as follows:
·
President:
Isa Mohamed Abdulrahim Mohamed Alrafaei (BHR)
·
CEO
and General Secretary: Marco Tomasini (ITA)
·
Vicepresident
for TSG: Enzo Casadidio (ITA)
·
Vicepresident
for Sport: Michal Buchel (SUI)
·
Vicepresident
for Education: Ahmad Saad Abdulla Alsharif (UAE)
·
Vicepresident
for Parasport: Omar Suleiman Hindawi (JOR)
·
Treasurer:
Roberto Selci (ITA)
·
Stavri
Bello (ALB)
·
Robert
Rauch (USA)
·
Beatrice
Charlier (FRA)
·
Attila
Tamas Adamfi (HUN)
·
Oleksandra
Boliak (UKR)
·
Anita
Pariani (ITA)
·
Nouzha
Bidiouane (MAR)
·
Reka
Reichard (HUN)
·
Mohamed
Abbas Ahmed Ali (BHR)
·
Essan
Amoin Marie Laure (CIV)
·
Patrik
Perosa (SLO)
·
Kuong
Hon Che (MAC)
Following
the Electoral GA, wide range of topics were addressed at the Congress by
experts representing different stakeholders (International Federations,
National Sports for All organisations and other Associations) from the Olympic
and wider Sport for All movement as follows:
·
The
example of Flying Disc as a Sport for all Tool: Dodge Disc
·
A
focus on Bandy and its new discipline: Rink Bandy
·
Traditional
Sports and Games and its importance in the grass roots and intergeneration
activities
·
Sport
for All in challenging contexts: Multi-Sport Approaches and Community Impact
·
The
importance of the Music Sports: the Italian Example
The
newly constituted Executive Board held its first official meeting on 25th of
January 2026. This inaugural meeting focused on establishing the Federation’s
key priorities, strategic direction, and working framework for the new term,
ensuring continuity while advancing innovation and impact within the global
Sport for All agenda.
FISpT’s
general assembly can be represented in numbers with the following metrics:
·
48
members present (18 of them online)
·
117
persons attended the meeting (62 of them online)
·
8
new national members
·
15
new individual members
·
8
new associate members
·
4
new committee members
·
45
countries
·
4
continents
Thanks
to this general assembly FISpT reaches 102 Members:
·
42
National Members
·
44
Individual Members
·
8
Committee Members
·
8
Associate Members
The
outcomes of the General Assembly and Congress mark an important step forward
for the International Sport for All Federation, reaffirming its mission to
promote inclusive, accessible, and sustainable physical activity and sport
worldwide.
The
re-elected President, Isa Mohamed Abdulrahim Mohamed Alrafaei (BHR) stated: “I
am honoured to continue to serve as President of the International Sport for
All Federation and I hope that the new leadership will help FISpT to grow
stronger and faster to be one of the main leaders in the Sport for All
environment”.
The
newly elected General Secretary, Marco Tomasini (ITA) added: “It is an amazing
opportunity for me to work with such amazing people in the Board. The presence
of various IOC stakeholders and sport managers coming from different part of
the world, with different experience will be the most important opportunity for
FISpT to grow and become a leader in the Sport for All.”
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