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Videovezom prvi put održana (49.) glavna skupština EOO-a, uz sudjelovanje predstavnika 50 NOO-a
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Rim, 27. studenoga 2020. - Sukladno antiapandemijskim mjerama 49. glavna skupština Europskih olimpijskih odbora (EOO) po prvi put je održana online načinom i donijela je niz važnih odluka za budućnost olimpijskog pokreta u Europi.
EPOSM: More than 5000 completed questionnaires
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On November 6, 2020, the EPOSM project (“Evidence-based Prevention Of Sporting-related Match-fixing”) successfully ended its data collection. During a period of approximately six months, an online questionnaire on match-fixing has been conducted in seven European countries (i.e., Austria, Belgium, Croatia, France, the Netherlands, Switzerland, and United Kingdom).
COC congratulated judoka Barbara Matić on winning the gold medal at the Grand Slam in Budapest
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Budapest / Zagreb, 24 October 2020 - Croatian judoka Barbara Matić achieved the biggest result in her career so far on Saturday by winning a gold medal in the category -70 kg at the Grand Slam in Budapest.
Valentina Pereglin received the prestigious recognition of the International Fair Play Committee
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Zagreb, 24 October 2020 - Trophy Croatian crossbow shooter Valentina Pereglin is the winner of another prestigious award for a fair play move from 2019. The International Fair Play Committee informed the Croatian Olympic Committee that the great 26-year-old athlete from Dubrava in Vrbovec has been awarded the world fair play trophy "Pierre de Coubertin - The Act of Fair Play".
Mimi Vurdelja and Neven Šavora from the Croatian Olympic Committee winners of the Annual State Award for Sports Franjo Bučar 2020
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Zagreb, October 22, 2020 - Two employees of the Croatian Olympic Committee (COC) - Head of Athletes’ Health Care Program Mimi Vurdelja and Head of the Research and Development Program Enhancement Department Neven Šavora are the winners of the national State Award for Sports Franjo Bučar for 2020 in the category of annual laureates. Besides them, a member of the Croatian Olympic Committee’s Council Željan Konsuo will also receive the same recognition for this year. Other winners of the annual award are Pero Kuterovac, Bruno Bošnjak, Slaven Zambata, Stojko Vranković, Slavko Cvitković, Paulo Obradović, Rea Hraski, Matija Gubica and Boris Milošević.
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Igor Boraska elected to the Executive Committee of the World Olympians Association
Lausanne, 22 October 2020 - Great news came from Lausanne, from a virtual electoral session of the World Olympians Association’s (WOA) General Assembly, at which two-time Croatian Olympian (rowing and bobsleigh) Igor Boraska was elected to the Executive Committee. 190 delegates took part in the session, and for the first time Croatia received a representative in the governing body of the World Olympians Association. -
In the three-day celebration of Erasmus Day, the Croatian Olympic Committee presents five projects
Zagreb, 14 October 2020 - In the next three days (15, 16 and 17 October), we are celebrating Erasmus Days, the program in which the Croatian Olympic Committee (COC) has been participating for years as project holder or partner. It is a special annual celebration of the Erasmus+ program, the largest program of the European Union intended for education, training, youth and sports. The Croatian Olympic Committee is currently involved in seven projects, in two of them as project holder. -
Croatian Olympic Committee congratulated the Sinković brothers on winning European silver in Poland
Zagreb, 11 October 2020 - Brothers Valent and Martin Sinković won a silver medal in Coxless Pair at the European Rowing Championships in Poznan (Poland). After convincing victories in previous Championship’s races, the Romanian crew (consisting of Ciprian Tudosa and Marius-Vasile Cozmiuc) were faster than our golden Olympians from Rio in the final race. -
Zlatko Mateša unanimously elected by the Assembly for the new presidential term (until 2024) at the COC
Zagreb, 5 October 2020 - By an unanimous decision of the members of the Assembly at the electoral (57th) session held in Zagreb's hotel Westin, Zlatko Mateša will lead the Croatian Olympic Committee (COC) in the next four-year period (2020-2024). Since the postponement of the Olympic Games in Tokyo from 2020 to 2021 disrupted the four-year summer Olympic cycle, the International Olympic Committee (IOC) let the National Olympic Committees decide on holding the electoral assemblies this or the next year. -
The Croatian Olympic Committee presented the Milan Neralić Award to deserving individuals for development of sports at the local level
Zagreb, 30 September 2020 - The Croatian Olympic Committee (COC) organized the Milan Neralić Award Ceremony at the Westin Hotel in Zagreb, intended for individuals and associations responsible for development of sports at the local level. This is the second edition of the Award, initiated by the Head of the Croatian Olympic Committee's Local Sport Programs Office Siniša Krajač, and named after the first Croat with Olympic status and the first Croat to win an Olympic medal, Milan Neralić (bronze in fencing at the Paris Olympics 1900). -
COC congratulated Tomislav Družak on the four-year term of State Secretary for Sports
Zagreb, 24 September 2020 - At the session held on Thursday, the Government of the Republic of Croatia appointed Tomislav Družak State Secretary for Sports at the newly established Ministry of Tourism and Sports. This is a continuation of Družak's serving in the same duty, which began in January this year as part of the former Central State Office for Sports (SDUŠ). In his new/old position, Tomislav Družak was given the vote of confidence through a four-year term. -
European Week of Sport 2020 officially launched at the Jarun lake in Zagreb
Zagreb, 23 September 2020 - Organized by the newly established Ministry of Tourism and Sports, the sixth European Week of Sport (from 23 to 30 September) was officially launched in the area along the small Jarun lake in Zagreb. Before the Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenković opened the one-week event, Minister of Tourism and Sports Nikolina Brnjac emphasized the importance of involvement in sports and recreation because they enable us a healthier and better life, but also emphasized the concern about the percentage of Croatian population that practices it every day. -
Olympic Channel from 18 September on Sports Television (SPTV)
Zagreb, 16 September 2020 - From this Friday, 18 September 2020, Sports Television (SPTV) offers sports fans enjoying in shows, reports and magazines of Olympic Channel, the television owned by the International Olympic Committee. Thanks to the cooperation with Eurosport, owned by Discovery Communications, program top production, exclusive content on the Olympic Games, athletes and fans will now be available to the Croatian audience as well. -
New one-year Chinese-Croatian Agreement on Sports Cooperation
Zagreb, 15 September 2020 - Representatives of the Croatian Table Tennis Federation (HSTS) and the Embassy of the People's Republic of China in Croatia closed through video conference one-year continuation of the Chinese-Croatian sports cooperation, mediated by the President of the Croatian Olympic Committee (HOO) Zlatko Mateša. -
Croatian Olympic Committee congratulated Mate Pavić on winning the US Open in Men's Doubles
Zagreb, 11 September 2020 – One of the best Croatian tennis players in doubles Mate Pavić won with his partner Bruno Soares from Brazil the US Open Men’s Doubles tournament. In the "Croatian" finals, Pavić and Soares defeated Nikola Mektić and Dutchman Wesley Koolhof with 2-0 in sets (7-5, 6-3). -
At the 29th anniversary of its establishment, the Croatian Olympic Committee presented the award Dražen Petrović to young female and male athletes
Zagreb, 10 September 2020 - As every year, on the anniversary of the founding of the Croatian Olympic Committee (10 September 1991), the umbrella sports association celebrates the Croatian Olympic Day and traditionally presents the award Dražen Petrović to the most successful young male and female athletes under the age of 20 and to the greatest sports hopes (up to 16 years). Their results were valorized from 1 September 2019 to 1 September 2020, the period consisting of exactly half a year of uninterrupted sports competitions. -
Croatian Olympic Committee congratulated the Lončarić brothers on winning silver at the European Rowing U23 Championships
Zagreb, 7 September 2020 - The best Croatian young rowers Patrik and Anton Lončarić achieved another valuable result. At the junior European Rowing Championships in Duisburg (Germany), they won a silver medal in Coxless Pairs. Members of Osijek's rowing club Iktus, they are the only Croatian crew that reached the A finals, in which only the (slightly older) Romanians were faster than them. -
NOCs of Croatia and Lithuania adopt the Code of Prevention of Manipulation of Competitions
Lausanne, 3 September 2020 - The Executive Committee of the National Olympic Committee of Lithuania (LNOC) on August 13 approved the Olympic Movement Code on the Prevention of the Manipulation of Competitions. -
Valentina Pereglin and Nataša Muždalo presented annual awards of the European Fair Play Movement
Zagreb, 28 August 2020 - Two women from Croatia won the annual awards of the European Fair Play Movement (EFPPM. Trophy crossbow shooter Valentina Pereglin and honored sports official Nataša Muždalo were among the ten selected individuals and associations from the Old Continent. -
Both Mateša and Bach congratulated Sportske novosti on the 75th anniversary of its publication
Zagreb, 9 August 2020 - The only Croatian sports daily - Sportske novosti (SN), is marking its 75th anniversary. They started publishing as Ilustrirane fizkulturne novine on 9 August 1945, continued as Narodni sport in December of the same year and since 1 March 1962 they are published under today's very recognizable name in the world of media. -
Leaders of umbrella associations at the meeting held at the Ministry of Tourism and Sports
Zagreb, 31 July 2020 - On Friday, the Minister of Tourism and Sports Nikolina Brnjac met with the leaders of the umbrella sports associations and on that occasion announced that merger of tourism and sports into one ministry would further strengthen the sports sector. The meeting with Minister Brnjac was attended by: President of the Croatian Olympic Committee (COC) Zlatko Mateša, President and Secretary of the Croatian Paralympic Committee (HPO) Ratko Kovačić and Ticijan Komparić, President of the Croatian Academic Sports Association Zrinko Čustonja, President and Secretary of the Croatian School Sports Federation Nikica Perković and Ivan Dujić and President and Honorary President of the Croatian Deaf Sports Association Oliver and Mario Lušić. -
Kolinda Grabar Kitarović appointed to the IOC’s Future Host Commission for the Olympic Games
Lausanne, 30 July 2020 – A new big recognition came to the former Croatian president Kolinda Grabar Kitarović, since recently the first Croatian female member of the International Olympic Committee (IOC). At the suggestion of the IOC President Thomas Bach, she was appointed to the prestigious IOC’s Future Host Commission for selection of hosts of the (Summer and Winter) Olympic Games. -
President of the Croatian Olympic Committee Zlatko Mateša hosted the IOC member Kolinda Grabar Kitarović for the first time
Zagreb, 30 July 2020 – The newly elected International Olympic Committee’s member Kolinda Grabar Kitarović visited the COC headquarters at the invitation of the Croatian Olympic Committee’s President Zlatko Mateša. The Assistants of the COC’s Secretary General for certain “offices” – Biserka Vrbek (Legal Department), Robert Gojević (National Sports Associations), Damir Šegota (Olympic program) and Ranko Četković (Marketing) presented to the former Croatian President and now a senior Olympic official the way of functioning of the COC and its relations with the International Olympic Committee . -
Our Olympians marked one year ahead of Tokyo Olympics with a joint video
Zagreb, 23 july 2020. - 26 Croatian male and female athletes with achieved standard for the Olympics symbolically marked one year before the Tokyo Olympics with a joint video that sends a message of togetherness and sincere wishes for helding the Tokyo Olympics 2021 and support to all colleagues, potential candidates who can still winthe Olympic visa. -
President Zlatko Mateša received the first Secretary General of the Croatian Olympic Committee Slavko Podgorelec
Zagreb, 23 July 2020 – On the day celebrating exactly 365 days before the opening of the Olympic Games in Tokyo, the President of the Croatian Olympic Committee (COC) Zlatko Mateša hosted the first Secretary General of the COC Slavko Podgorelec, who held this position from 16 September 1991 to 31 October 2000. -
Kolinda Grabar-Kitarović elected IOC member as the fourth person and the first woman from Croatia
Zagreb, July 17, 2020 - In my work, I will strive to promote Olympic values and commitment to the Olympic movement - said Kolinda Grabar-Kitarović, thanking for the trust shown after becoming the fourth person and the first woman from Croatia to be elected a member of the International Olympic Committee (IOC). Until recently the Croatian President, Ms, Kitarović earned this prestigious status with convincing electoral majority (86 votes in favor and 3 against) at the 136th session of the IOC, held in a form of video conference. -
Croatian Olympic Committee signed a Cooperation Agreement with the RomaniUnion "Kali Sara"
Zagreb, July 16, 2020 - Croatian Olympic Committee (COC) and Romani Union in the Republic of Croatia "Kali Sara" signed a Cooperation Agreement aimed at contributing to the promotion of integration of the Romani national minority into Croatian society and development of sports, sports values and sports infrastructure within the common interests of the two associations. -
President of the Croatian Olympic Committee Mateša received the head of the Slovenian Olympic Committee Gabrovec
Zagreb, July 14, 2020 - The President of the Slovenian Olympic Committee, Bogdan Gabrovec, paid a working visit to the Croatian Olympic Committee (COC). He talked with the host, the head of the Croatian Olympic Committee and member of the EOCs Executive Committee Zlatko Mateša, about the upcoming session of the EOCs Executive Committee planned for the end of September in Ljubljana. If anti-pandemic measures (COVID-19)allow it, the President of the International Olympic Committee (IOC) Thomas Bach should also be a guest at the said meeting. -
COC congratulations on the occasion of the World Sports Journalists’ Day
Zagreb, 2 July 2020 – On the second day of July we mark the World Day of Sports Journalists. This year, that date is particularly intriguing because months before its celebration, the profession of sports journalist went through an unusual period of crisis. Due to the lack of sports events, postponed and canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the representatives of the "seventh force" around the world were largely deprived of topics on everyday media content. In such circumstances, many have been declared redundant, others have experienced drastically reduced wages and fees, the crisis is still current and uncertain... -
The celebration of International Olympic Day virtually brought together the Olympians from around the world
Lausanne, 23 June 2020 - The traditional annual celebration of sports and Olympic values on 23 June - International Olympic Day 2020 - in the current world pandemic situation has once again contributed to the reminder of the birth of the modern Olympic Games - June 23, 1894.
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