An International Medical Seminar on Sports is being held in Baku

On October 18, the European Judo Union (EJU) Medical Commission’s International Medical Seminar began its work in Baku.

In his opening speech, Rashad Rasullu, the Executive Vice President of the Azerbaijan Judo Federation, mentioned that last year they had reached out to the EJU with the initiative to host this seminar and expressed gratitude for the trust shown. He emphasized that the seminar would provide a valuable platform for sports doctors to enhance their knowledge, exchange experiences, and discuss professional medical issues. R. Rasullu highlighted that the health of athletes is a top priority for the federation and stressed that efforts to develop medical practices in sports will continue. He also expressed thanks to the Ministry of Youth and Sports, Azercell Telecom, and Azman Holding for their support in organizing the seminar.

Elnur Mammadov, the head of the Sports Department at the Ministry of Youth and Sports, noted the participation of many representatives from various countries and expressed his satisfaction with this. He emphasized that the success of the Azerbaijan Judo Federation at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games would be the result of the dedicated work of professionals.

Envic Galea, the head of the EJU Medical Commission, expressed his delight that the seminar is being held in Baku, stating that this event opens new perspectives for the participants. Galea emphasized the close cooperation between the Azerbaijan Judo Federation, the International Judo Federation, and the EJU, noting that the ACF is recognized as a regional center. He added that Azerbaijan is one of the leading countries in the field of sports.

It should be noted that the seminar will continue until October 19.