The International Association of Combative Sports (IACS) outlines its governance structure and key objectives. Here’s an overview:
IACS Governance Structure
General Assembly:
- The highest decision-making body, comprising Founder Members, Council, National, International, and Associate Federations, and Honorary/Nominated Members.
- The General Assembly oversees the strategic direction and key decisions of IACS.
Executive Council:
- The administrative arm of IACS, elected by the General Assembly, responsible for making decisions in line with the statute.
National Director/Association (NACS):
- National bodies that represent each country in IACS. NACS can vote in the General Assembly if they have been active members for the last two years.
International Federation (IMAO):
- The official body representing martial arts organizations at an international level. IMAO can vote if they have been active members for the last two years.
Associate Members:
- While they don't have voting rights in the General Assembly, they are allowed to attend and offer suggestions.
Nominated/Honorary Members:
- Individuals nominated by the Executive Council for their contributions to the development of IACS. They don't have voting rights.
Academic Council (ICMAER)
- International Council of Martial Arts Education and Research (ICMAER), which is proposed to become the World Martial Arts University, serves as the academic body of IACS.
- Associated with the National Council of Sports Science and Physical Education (NCSPE), ICMAER aims to:
- Promote martial arts education, research, and scientific training programs.
- Foster self-defense training, fitness, and the publication of related literature.
- Organize national and international conventions, conferences, and seminars on martial arts.
- Provide formal education through regular, distance, and online training.
- Offer degree programs in martial arts and affiliate schools promoting martial arts education and training.
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