Anti-doping education is key in preserving the integrity of sport

Anti-doping education is a key component in preserving the integrity of sport, and anti-doping values ​​are inextricably linked to Olympic ideas, it was assessed at the meeting of the director of the Anti-Doping Commission, Olivera Prodanović, and the sports director of the Montenegrin Olympic Committee, Katarina Bulatović.

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“Anti-doping is not just a rule, but a moral and ethical obligation towards all athletes and sports fans. The Anti-Doping Commission remains committed to its mission of protecting the health of athletes and clean sports competitions. Through education, cooperation and joint efforts, we want to work together with the Montenegrin Olympic Committee to create a fair, honest and safe sports environment for everyone, said Prodanović.
The interlocutors agreed on the necessity of intensive anti-doping training for athletes and their supporting staff in order to ensure compliance with anti-doping rules before the Olympic and Paralympic Games in Paris in 2024. This training will contribute to protecting the athletes’ integrity, as well as their health, enabling them to compete at the highest level and achieve their sporting goals.

“Our common goal is to support our athletes in achieving their sporting dreams, with full respect for anti-doping rules, in order to preserve the integrity of sport,” said Bulatović and pointed out that the area of ​​anti-doping is important for the Montenegrin Olympic Committee, not only to protect the reputation of Montenegrin athletes. it already provides access to international sports competitions.

Compliance with anti-doping standards, it was stated at the meeting, ensures that our athletes are competitive on the global sports scene and compete at the highest level, which creates pride and inspiration for future generations of athletes in Montenegro.

The Anti-Doping Commission and Montenegrin Olympic Committee have expressed their intention to continue good cooperation and compliance in the implementation of activities in accordance with international agreements and standards.

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