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Referring to the idea of “Sports for All” in his speeches in 1923 and 1937, Atatürk mentioned the necessity of providing physical education for Turks of all ages by those who manage the Turkish sports movement and try to raise sports awareness. This idea shows that today’s understanding of “Sports for All” was expressed by Atatürk long ago.
The value of physical exercises in terms of quality of life, protection and development of health is a fact accepted all over the world. As in many countries, intensive work has been carried out since the 1960s to encourage participation in sports in the member states of the Council of Europe. This study aims to motivate individuals of all ages and walks of life, regardless of age, gender, race, social structure and skills, to do some kind of physical activity in their free time. Article 59 of the 1982 Constitution states that “The state takes measures to improve the physical and mental health of Turkish citizens of all ages. It encourages the spread of sports to the masses.”
The need to institutionalize Sports for All activities, which have been organized as the work of both some federations and some voluntary organizations for years, was repeated at the Sports Council held on 8-11 May 1990 and the Sports for All Federation was officially established in our country on 12 June 1990.

Vision
Becoming a globally recognized center of excellence through innovative, learner-centric, technology-driven education, and impactful research fostering a diverse, international academic community that actively shapes brighter future for all.

Mission
Providing students with educational opportunities and practices that prepare them for a rapidly changing world;
Promoting a world-class education system through a culture of innovation and internationalization;
Contributing to the advancement of knowledge and sustainable development through research and innovation;
Empowering students and researchers to make a positive impact on society and to lead the way towards a brighter future for all; and
Maintaining industry-academia linkage for learning and research leading to a successful career.

The International Paralympic Committee (IPC) is the global governing body of Paralympic Movement. Founded on 22 September 1989 as a non-profit organisation, we aim to be athlete-centered and membership focussed in all our endeavours.
Through partnerships with more than 200 member organisations, we leverage Para sports to advance the lives 1.2 billion individuals with disabilities across the globe.

Our mission is to make a significant contribution to raising healthy generations in Azerbaijan and to preserve and further develop the country’s achievements in both participation and organization in international sports games. Our goal is to train world-class educational trainers, coaches, sports managers, and physical medicine and rehabilitation specialists who are ready to serve the health and well-being of the nation and tirelessly support our sportsmen and women on their path to success. Our values are integrity, teamwork, community collaboration, responsibility, multiculturalism and leadership.

IKF is the global governing body for the mixed combat sport of KEMPO, having millions of followers worldwide.
Kempo has been existed for more than 1500 years but in the last 80-90 years has been changed and adapted to a strong and attractive modern combat sport. Kempo is a sport for everybody and inside IKF there is no place for any kind of discrimination. The IKF is blending the sport of Kempo with culture and education values, strictly respecting the Olympics values, rules, and regulations.
Kempo reflects a very unique and ancient art of combat that combines cultural tradition, strong life philosophy, education values, and strength as well. The true essence of Kempo is one of respect, honor, and fair play as much in the field of play as off it.

The Union Internationale de Pentathlon Moderne is the world governing body of the Olympic sport of Modern Pentathlon and five other multi-discipline sports – Laser Run, Tetrathlon, Triathle, Biathle and World Schools Biathlon. UIPM has 120 National Federation members and its Headquarters has been located in Monaco since 1997.

Vision
A sustainable and inclusive global environment that enables people of all ages, genders, religions, nationalities and social backgrounds to participate in multi-disciplinary sport, testing their bodies and minds to the limit and fulfilling their potential.

Mission
To strengthen the UIPM Sports pyramid by growing global participation and giving more people a pathway to the Olympic Games, Paralympic Games or whatever competition represents the pinnacle of their ability. To protect the heritage of Modern Pentathlon by embracing innovation and building on the legacy of Baron Pierre de Coubertin, who founded the Modern Olympic Games and then created a multi-sport especially for the Games that represented the apex of athletic achievement.

The Silambam World Federation (SWF) was founded on December 4, 2018, by Karate Sankar and has since become one of the fastest-growing Silambam associations globally.
The SWF is incorporated as a non-profit organization under Section 8 of the Registrar of Companies, Ministry of Corporate Affairs, Government of India. Its mission is to promote and develop the Silambam sport worldwide. The SWF’s primary goal is to popularise this powerful martial art of self-defense, “Silambam,” among young youth and children worldwide. To achieve this, the SWF organises training seminars, self-defense camps, referee exams, and tournaments at school, university, district, state, national, and international levels.

Sports Union of Slovenia (SUS) as the largest national sports for all organization connects different sports organizations, associations, clubs and individuals working in the field of sports recreations and sport for all in Slovenia. It unites over 170 organisations and has over 60.000 members scattered all over Slovenia. Their common goal is to promote healthy lifestyle and active use of leisure time.

The IDO is now not only involved with the granting of Continental and International Competitions and Championships, but is deeply involved with many aspects of our dance industry. It is constantly striving to improve the quality of its dancers, through participation, its adjudicators through education, and national member images by being involved with the largest dance organization in the world. The various disciplines, through their committees, are convened on a regular basis to ensure that the IDO rules are always current and up to date with its membership wishes.
Since the new presidium took office, the IDO has increased its membership to well over 60 nations and contacts. and every indication shows that its future growth is eminent.

Our Mission is to steward, modernise and develop the sporting disciplines of bodybuilding, men’s athletic and women’s model physique globally in conjunction with Member Country Federations, National Olympic Committees (NOCs), Regional Games Organisations and other Government & Non-Government agencies in accordance with Olympism (IOC) values.
Our Vision is to be recognised as the world’s leading and most respected governing International Federation (World Body) for the sporting disciplines of bodybuilding, men’s athletic and women’s model physique which achieve full IOC recognition.