Latest news from National Olympic Academies about their projects and activities
The Seventh EOA Congress, held from October 6 to 10, 2025, in Prague, Czech Republic, brought together representatives of 30 National Olympic Academies (NOAs), Olympic experts, and institutional partners from across Europe. Under the theme “Current Issues and Developments of the Olympic Movement”, the Congress continued the EOA’s mission of fostering exchange and cooperation between […]
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The Eighth General Assembly of the European Olympic Academies (EOA) took place on October 9, 2025, in Prague, marking the conclusion of the Seventh EOA Congress. Hosted at the Grand Majestic Plaza Hotel, the meeting gathered representatives from 26 National Olympic Academies (NOAs), alongside observers from partner organisations including the International Olympic Academy (IOA), the
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The European Olympic Academies (EOA) proudly announce the winners of the EOA Flame Award 2025 in the category Olympic Education. This year, the Serbian Olympic Academy and the German Olympic Academy were recognised for their remarkable contributions to promoting Olympic values and education across generations. Project: Olympic Education in Action – Serbia’s “Promotion of Olympic
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The European Olympic Academies (EOA) proudly announce the winners of the EOA Flame Award 2025 in the category Olympic Heritage. This year’s distinction goes to the National Olympic Academy of Ukraine and the Czech Olympic Academy for their outstanding efforts in preserving and promoting the cultural and historical legacy of the Olympic Movement. Project: Celebrating
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Once again in 2025, National Olympic Academies celebrated Olympic Day in Europe with a wide range of activities, bringing the Olympic values into schools, communities and public spaces. From runs and youth events to educational seminars and inclusive projects, the initiatives highlight the diversity and vitality of the Olympic spirit. The EOA Education Commission has
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The kick-off meeting of the new Erasmus+ project Integrity and Values Atlas in the Neighbourhood Region took place on 12–13 September in Chisinau, Moldova, hosted by the National Olympic Committee of the Republic of Moldova. The meeting gathered all partners to start the project, exchange expertise and agree on management, coordination and communication strategies. A
From July 20 to 26, the European Youth Olympic Festival (EYOF) 2025 in Skopje brought together nearly 4,000 athletes from 48 countries for a celebration of sport and culture that went far beyond competition. Alongside thrilling performances in 15 disciplines, the Festival offered a vibrant stage for Olympic values, innovative safeguarding measures and international friendship.
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The countdown is on: in less than two months, the European Olympic Academies will gather in Prague for a week that promises to be as thought-provoking as it is unifying. With the Czech Olympic Academy as our host, the final preparations are now in full swing. Together, we are shaping a programme designed to create
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Despite the ongoing challenges faced by Ukraine, the Olympic spirit continues to unite and inspire the country’s youth. In a remarkable demonstration of resilience and hope, the All-Ukrainian educational, sports and cultural event “Faster, Higher, Stronger – Together!” took place in the balneological resort of Truskavets in the foothills of the Ukrainian Carpathians. The event
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The past months have been marked by deep uncertainty and pain in Israel and across the Middle East. The ongoing violent conflict has not only taken a heavy toll on countless families but also presents major challenges for the daily work of our colleagues at the Olympic Committee of Israel (NOC Israel) surrounding Yarden Har
