Category: AIBA

AIBA votes in new Constitution to strengthen governance

Following the election of Umar Kremlev as the new President of the International Boxing Association (AIBA) on Saturday, the boxing body adopted its new Constitution with an overwhelming majority during the second day of its Congress meeting today with 84 votes in favor, 25 votes against and 21 abstentions. The principle objectives of the constitutional

AIBA Congress in Budapest postponed until June 20th, 2020 because of Coronavirus

(MAR 4, 2020)  Extraordinary AIBA Congress, scheduled in Budapest on March, is postponed for 3-month period because of Coronavirus outbreak. AIBA Executive Committee took this decision by e-mail vote due to the force majeure. AIBA National Federations are invited to attend an Extraordinary AIBA Congress on June 20th, 2020 in Budapest, Hungary. The mandate of

AIBA releases Progress Report on governance — Source/AIBA

(FEB 4)  Today, the International Olympic Committee (IOC) Executive Board decided to maintain the financial suspension of AIBA and demanded a new report on AIBA governance by April 30th. This decision was made despite AIBA’s fulfillment  of the IOC’s request to submit a Progress Report outlining all steps AIBA was asked to take and continues

AIBA and Ching-Kuo Wu – Joint Statement: Mr. Wu has decided to step down from his position as AIBA President

(NOV 20) International Boxing Association (AIBA) and Mr Ching-Kuo Wu announced today that they have amicably agreed to resolve the management issues within AIBA and to withdraw and terminate all related pending procedures before civil courts and AIBA Disciplinary Commission.  Both parties agreed that at this stage there is no indication of any unethical behaviour

Suspension of AIBA President by Unanimous Vote of the Executive Committee – AIBA Press Release

(NOV 5) The Executive Committee of the International Boxing Association has voted unanimously to provisionally suspend its President Ching-Kuo Wu, pending the outcome of disciplinary proceedings for several serious disciplinary charges including financial mismanagement. The decision was taken by a vote of 14-0 at the EC meeting held yesterday in Dubai. The Disciplinary Commission Chairman