The "Sport for All" Federation summarized the year 2019

The Sport for All Georgia National Federation summarized the year 2019. Federation President Maia Azarashvili spoke about the implemented projects and future plans.

The reporting session was attended by Irakli Dolaberidze, Head of the Sports Development Department at the Ministry of Education, Science, Culture and Sports, representatives of the Ministry and the Federation, as well as invited guests.

The Federation implemented numerous projects in the direction of mass sports development. This year, Georgia joined the celebration of the International Day of Sport for Development and Peace for the sixth time. Particularly noteworthy is the "White Card" campaign, which involved renowned athletes. The campaign earned the approval of the international organization "Peace and Sport," as a result of which Georgia was among the nominees for the award established by the organization.

In addition, the European Week of Sport should be noted. Within the framework of the week, up to 25,000 people participated in sports events nationwide. Throughout the week, up to 30 sports and nearly 100 sports activities were presented in up to 60 municipalities of the country.

The Federation was actively involved in organizing the Wings for Life World Run, the most large-scale charitable event in the history of world sports. The marathon started from the Lopota Lake turnoff. In Georgia, 7,000 participants took part in the run, while globally the number reached 120,000. In 2019, the World Run took place at 323 locations across 72 countries.

The Sport for All Georgia Federation has already begun preparations for the events planned for 2020. It is known that the World Run will be held on May 3 of next year, and most importantly, Georgia will run with the world once again.