Olympic
Movement
A worldwide network united by the Olympic Charter and a shared commitment to sport, culture, education and human development.
United Through Sport
The Olympic Movement brings together athletes, National Olympic Committees, International Federations, Organising Committees and the International Olympic Committee.
Its purpose extends beyond competition: it promotes Olympism, supports ethical sport and helps create opportunities for people to develop through physical activity, culture and education.
The Olympic Network
Athletes
The people at the centre of the Movement and its sporting purpose.
National Olympic Committees
Develop and protect the Olympic Movement within their countries.
International Federations
Govern sports internationally and establish competition standards.
Organising Committees
Plan and deliver the Olympic Games and associated events.
IOC
Leads the Movement and safeguards the Olympic Charter and Games.
Eri-NOC’s National Role
Eri-NOC represents the Olympic Movement in Eritrea, supports national federations and athletes, promotes Olympic values and coordinates participation in international sporting events.
Through cooperation with the IOC, ANOCA, regional bodies and national stakeholders, the Committee builds pathways from local development to global competition.
Performance and Participation
Developing athletes and widening access to organized sport.
Identity and Understanding
Using sport to build connection, pride and international friendship.
Values and Leadership
Advancing integrity, fair play and responsible sporting institutions.