EriNOC General Assembly Reviews Progress and Launches New Website
Financial accountability, the next Strategic Plan and a new chapter in communications shaped the Committee’s General Assembly on 5 November 2026.
The Eritrean National Olympic Committee (EriNOC) concluded its General Assembly on 5 November 2026, bringing together sports leaders to review the Committee’s work, examine its finances and discuss priorities for the years ahead.
Reviewing performance
and financial accountability
Held at the Committee’s conference hall, the meeting brought together officials from the Commission of Culture and Sports, members of EriNOC’s Executive Committee and representatives of national federations.
The agenda included the presentation of the 2025 annual operational and financial reports, ratification of the audited financial report by the General Assembly, and the official launch of the Committee’s website.
External auditor Mr Abraham Araia reported that the Committee’s financial statements had been thoroughly examined and that no material misstatement had been detected.
Preparing the next
strategic chapter
Dr Amine Teclay, EriNOC’s Secretary General, briefed the Assembly on the Committee’s achievements. These included the completion of an assessment of the current Strategic Plan by Executive Committee members and preparations for a new plan covering 2027 to 2030.
His presentation connected the review of work already undertaken with the Committee’s next planning cycle. He also outlined the various forms of financial assistance provided through Olympic Solidarity.
A new platform for
communication and learning
The official launch of EriNOC’s new website marked another focus of the Assembly. Executive Committee member Mr Mansour Nouredin presented the Committee’s media and communications strategies and introduced the website’s features.
He also announced that the Media and Communications Department is scheduling a training session on the practical and ethical use of artificial intelligence for public relations personnel from national federations.
The planned training builds on related media and information technology courses previously organised by the department for federations and affiliated sports organisations. Alongside the website launch, it places communications skills and the responsible use of digital tools within the Committee’s development agenda.
Encouraging reflection across national federations
Following the close of the session, Colonel Solomon Sium, Head of Olympic, Paralympic and National Federations at the Commission of Culture and Sports, emphasised the meeting’s importance in assessing the Committee’s overall direction. He encouraged national federations to hold similar sessions in the near future.
The Assembly brought review and forward planning into one forum: examining past performance, considering the next strategic cycle and strengthening the way EriNOC communicates with the sporting community.