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Maltese Olympic Committee joins international effort to enhance Safeguarding in Sport

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The Maltese Olympic Committee (MOC) is actively contributing to the Erasmus+ SAFE HARBOUR project, a groundbreaking initiative launched on 1 January 2025 to improve safeguarding in European sport. Representing the Maltese Olympic Committee were Charlene Attard, Director of Sport, and Eleanor Bezzina, Chair of the Athletes’ Commission. SAFE HARBOUR project aims to boost the capacity of the European sports movement to respond to safeguarding conce…
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Maltese Olympic Committee joins international effort to enhance Safeguarding in Sport

The Maltese Olympic Committee (MOC) is actively contributing to the Erasmus+ SAFE HARBOUR project, a groundbreaking initiative launched on 1 January 2025 to improve safeguarding in European sport. Representing the Maltese Olympic Committee were Charlene Attard, Director of Sport, and Eleanor Bezzina, Chair of the Athletes’ Commission. SAFE HARBOUR project aims to boost the capacity of the European sports movement to respond to safeguarding conce…

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