On 9 November, the second meeting of the Supervisory Board of the National Anti-Doping Center in its renewed composition was held.

During the meeting, the members of the Supervisory Board considered three key issues: approval of the candidate for the position of NADC Director, the status of preparation of a new version of the Law of Ukraine “On Anti-Doping Activities in Sport”, and the status of preparation of management system documents.

Following consideration of the first item, the Supervisory Board approved the candidacy of Valerii Zlomynoha for the position of Director of the National Anti-Doping Center.

Valerii Zlomynoha thanked the members of the Supervisory Board for their trust and support, emphasizing the importance of continued joint work aimed at further developing NADC and strengthening the national anti-doping system.

“Building an effective anti-doping system requires consistent work, transparent management decisions and accountability at every level. It is important that NADC has clear strategic priorities and the necessary tools to fulfil its mandate,” said Serhii Popyk, Chair of the NADC Supervisory Board and First Deputy Minister of Youth and Sports of Ukraine.

Valerii Zlomynoha reported on all items on the agenda. In particular, he informed the members of the Supervisory Board about the current status of work on the new version of the relevant law, as well as the preparation of NADC management system documents.

“Among our priorities are improving the legal and regulatory framework for anti-doping activities and further developing NADC’s internal management processes. This is systematic work that directly affects the effectiveness of the Center and its ability to meet current requirements,” Valerii Zlomynoha emphasized.

The meeting marked another stage in the work of the renewed Supervisory Board and in shaping the strategic directions for the further development of the National Anti-Doping Center.

Strong governance — an effective anti-doping system — clean sport.