Cyprus participates in UEFA's Fight The Fix program

Nikolas Konstantinou, a member of the Cyprus Committee for Ethics and Protection of Sport, is currently attending the first module of the UEFA 'Fight The Fix Programme' in Belgrade. This international initiative focuses on combating match-fixing and strengthening integrity within the global sporting community, addressing critical challenges faced by sports organizations worldwide.

The program is highly exclusive, with only 20 participants selected globally to take part. In addition to Cyprus, representatives from countries including England, the United States, Italy, Denmark, Turkey, Brazil, Poland, Malta, and Azerbaijan are involved in the training. This initiative provides participants with a platform to acquire specialized knowledge, exchange practical experiences, and develop professional contacts with international peers.

By participating in this UEFA initiative, the Cyprus Committee for Ethics and Protection of Sport aims to enhance its capabilities in safeguarding the integrity of domestic athletics. The training represents a significant international effort to foster cooperation among different nations to prevent sports manipulation, with the ultimate goal of improving national monitoring and enforcement mechanisms.