The National Olympic Committee of Burundi convened its Ordinary General Assembly on May 11, 2019, where numerous reports and plans were approved, including the 2018 Activity Report and the Women’s Sport Strategic Plan, under the leadership of President Lydia Nsekera.

On May 11, 2019, the National Olympic Committee (NOC) of Burundi held its Ordinary General Assembly. Attended by various stakeholders, the assembly was led by Lydia Nsekera, the NOC President and IOC Member. The agenda included the approval of multiple critical documents such as the 2018 Activity Report, Financial Report, NOC Chart of Accounts, the Administrative and Financial Procedures Manual, and the Women’s Sport Strategic Plan. Additionally, the final audit report of the NOC’s accounts was also ratified during this session.

The National Olympic Committee of Burundi is responsible for promoting the Olympic Movement and supporting the country’s athletes. The Ordinary General Assembly is a significant event in which key decisions are made regarding the operations and future planning of the NOC. This assembly serves as a platform for reporting past activities, financial oversight, and strategic planning for women’s sports, showcasing the NOC’s commitment to fostering inclusive athletic opportunities.

The recent Ordinary General Assembly of the NOC of Burundi reflects an ongoing commitment to transparency and strategic growth within the organization. By approving various essential reports and plans, the NOC is reinforcing its dedication to supporting athletes and enhancing the structure of sports in Burundi. The efforts led by Lydia Nsekera indicate a proactive approach toward improving sports governance and participation, particularly for women athletes.

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