The International Testing Agency (ITA) hosted a two-day forum on April 23 and 24, bringing together key representatives from the World Anti-Doping Agency, national and regional anti-doping organizations, international sport federations, and elite athletes. The event aimed to facilitate professional knowledge sharing and practical experience exchange across the global anti-doping community.
The International Testing Agency (ITA) hosted a two-day forum on April 23 and 24, bringing together key representatives from the World Anti-Doping Agency, national and regional anti-doping organizations, international sport federations, and elite athletes. The event aimed to facilitate professional knowledge sharing and practical experience exchange across the global anti-doping community.
Featuring senior experts from diverse sport governance backgrounds, the forum established an exclusive communication platform for institutions with varying operational systems, resource endowments and management capabilities. It breaks down industry barriers to promote inclusive dialogue and collaborative development in anti-doping work.
Centering on the real-world challenges of daily clean sports operations, participants conducted in-depth discussions on prevailing industry difficulties. Attendees exchanged feasible solutions for practical work dilemmas and jointly explored future development paths for standardized and systematic anti-doping management.
Adopting a combination of plenary sessions and interactive seminars, the forum covered a wide range of core topics. Participants shared practical cases and innovative practices in testing strategies, project coordination, result management, scientific research progress, digital tool application and integrity sports construction.
The event strengthened cross-institutional cooperation and experience interoperability, laying a solid foundation for unifying global anti-doping standards, optimizing work efficiency, and further safeguarding the fairness and integrity of international sports events.