Held under the theme “Sport and Ethics: Cross Perspectives (Challenges, Issues and Outlines of Solutions)”, the colloquium aimed to examine the growing ethical concerns affecting modern sport and to explore sustainable solutions grounded in ethical principles, sound governance and legal compliance. Discussions focused in particular on doping, corruption, sports betting, governance of sports organisations, and the accountability of stakeholders within the sporting ecosystem.

Over the course of three days, the colloquium featured thematic panels, scholarly presentations and interactive debates. The first day was devoted to the conceptual, historical and legal foundations of ethics in sport, highlighting the intrinsic link between sporting practice and moral values. Speakers emphasised that ethics remains a cornerstone for preserving the credibility, integrity and social role of sport.

The second day addressed ethics in sports management and governance, with in-depth analyses of leadership practices, transparency requirements, institutional responsibility and mechanisms for preventing ethical misconduct within sports organisations, both at professional and grassroots levels.

The third day focused on ethics in the regulation of sporting activities and the role of sports jurisdictions. Participants examined existing regulatory frameworks, disciplinary mechanisms, and the challenges associated with enforcing ethical standards in national and international sports law.

The colloquium brought together academics, lawyers, judges, institutional representatives, sports administrators and practitioners, fostering a rich dialogue between theory and practice. The exchanges led to concrete recommendations aimed at promoting a more ethical, fair and effectively regulated sporting environment.

Through this initiative, NOUYADJAM & ASSOCIATES reaffirms its position as a leading actor in the advancement of sports law, ethical governance, and scientific debate in Africa, contributing to the strengthening of integrity and good governance standards within the sports sector.