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FIS

De Sanctis premia le Stelle al Merito Paralimpico e illustra il bilancio 2026 Cip

28 Oct

De Sanctis awards the Stars of Paralympic Merit and presents the 2026 CIP budget.

Antonio Rossi, wheelchair basketball, CIP, De Sanctis, Federico Paria, FICK, FIDSIR, FIS, Fispes, FISPIC, Francesco Ambrosio, FSSI, Luigi Mazzone, Marco Giunio De Sanctis, Mariano Salvatore, Quirinal, Sergio Mattarella, Silverio Alviti, Paralympic sport, Stars for Sporting Merit

The 9th National Council of the Italian Paralympic Committee (CIP) opened with the award ceremony for the Stars of Paralympic Sporting Merit. Numerous figures from Paralympic sports and institutions were honored, including Prefect Vittorio Pisani, Director General of Public Safety, Lieutenant General Andrea De Gennaro, Commander General of the Guardia di Finanza, and Major General Giuseppe De Liso, representing the Defense General Staff. Continuing the awards ceremony, the Golden Stars for Legal Executives were awarded to prominent figures among federal presidents and executive councilors, such as Silverio…

Ospelt del Liechtenstein nuovo presidente FIS, Flavio Roda rieletto in consiglio

11 June

Liechtenstein's Ospelt named FIS president, Flavio Roda re-elected to the council

Alexander Ospelt, FIS, FISI, Flavio Roda

A surprise outcome at the 57th FIS (International Ski and Snowboard Federation) Congress in Belgrade, called to elect the president for the four-year term 2026-30. Alexander Ospelt, representing Liechtenstein, was elected new president by a single vote, receiving 65 votes (50,391 TP3T) compared to the 64 votes received by the incumbent Johann Eliasch (49,611 TP3T). No abstentions were cast. Ospelt is the sixth president of the International Ski and Snowboard Federation, following five years under the leadership of the Anglo-Swedish Eliasch. The new head of the governing body of international winter sports is 59 years old, born on December 25, 1967, and hails from Schaan, Liechtenstein.