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CEADO statement regarding NADO Tunisia

CEADO expresses its deep concern about the ongoing detention of the Director General of the National Anti-Doping Organization of Tunisia (ANAD) and the lack of any positive progress in this situation. 

CEADO meeting in Belgrade

The Central European Anti-Doping Organization (CEADO) held its 23rd in–person meeting in Belgrade. The members of CEADO, which come together on an annual basis to discuss important Anti-Doping matters, were welcomed by Mr. Dejan Bojovic, Special Advisor to the Serbian Minister of Sports.

The meeting in Belgrade was also attended by Mr. Sebastien Gillot, Director, European Office and Sport Movement Relations from WADA with whom members of CEADO had strategic talks and discussions about the future or Anti-Doping work.

Eighty days until the 2024 Paris Olympic Games, on-site coordination with the French Anti-Doping Agency

Representatives of the Hungarian National Anti-Doping Organization (HUNADO) met with colleagues from the French Anti-Doping Agency (AFLD) in Paris regarding the organization of the 2024 Paris Olympic Games and the execution of doping control for the event.

NADA Austria takes note of the ECJ's decision

The European Court of Justice (ECJ) has declared itself not responsible for the issue of the admissibility of publishing anti-doping violations. The publication requirement stipulated in the World Anti-Doping Code and the Austrian Anti-Doping Federal Law therefore remains valid.

CEADO statement regarding Chinese swimmer case

CEADO welcomes the decision of WADA’s Executive Committee to invite an independent prosecutor to review WADA’s handling of the contamination case involving 23 Chinese athletes. This prompt reaction is a reply to calls of some media and representatives of National Anti-Doping Organizations who asked for an independent enquiry.