International sports cooperation

Spain cooperates with different countries and bodies in the field of sport, collaborating in a range of programmes, meetings and courses

Presentation
Spain’s historical commitment to the countries of Latin America, and the desire to contribute to improving their level of sporting achievement has lead the National Sports Agency to offer the experience of our coaches, and to make our High Performance Training Centres available for use by Latin American Sporting Bodies
Sports bodies with which the Sports Agency is to sign programmes
List with the addresses of the government sporting bodies with which the Sports Agency is to sign or has already signed programmes and/or calendars of sporting cooperation
Sporting cooperation programmes
The Sporting Cooperation Programmes establish the framework for sporting cooperation. They are signed for one year and are automatically extended three months prior to expiry, if none of the Bodies shows interest in establishing a new Programme with different conditions. Link to Programme text
Sporting cooperation calendars
The Sporting Cooperation Calendars for the development of Cooperation Programmes are signed annually. These reflect specific activities to be undertaken during said year, i.e. 1 January-31 December
Resolución de 16 de marzo de 2009, de la Presidencia del Consejo Superior de Deportes, por la que se convocan subvenciones a las federaciones deportivas españolas, para la realización de actividades en el marco de la cooperación internacional
BOE 92 de 15/4/2009
Meetings, courses and seminars
Meetings throughout the year in different Latin American countries
Ibero-American Sports Council
The Ibero-American Sports Council (CID in its Spanish acronym) is an international organization operating in Latin America and established under the aegis of an International Treaty of the same name. It was approved at the Montevideo Summit in November, 1994, and comprises governmental sports bodies from the Ibero-American community.