— Published on December 21, 2025

Initial assessment for the CNOSF and Amélie Oudéa-Castéra

CNOSF

The sole candidate to succeed David Lappartient, Amélie Oudéa-Castéra, was elected president of the CNOSF on June 19. Six months later, she outlined an initial assessment during a board meeting held on Wednesday. During the campaign, the former minister championed the project to build a CNOSF (French National Olympic and Sports Committee). strong, useful and modern On the first point, the body is pleased to have obtained « a significant improvement in the trajectory of the budget allocated to sport and to have presented his plea for the 2026 municipal elections as well as a roadmap in support of sports volunteering.

To ensure the CNOSF's usefulness to sports stakeholders, the "Presidents' Tuesday" meetings, led by Secretary General Cédric Gosse, were launched. The body also began working on supporting federations in the fight against sexual violenceFinally, within the scope of action relating to a modern CNOSF, it emphasizes " an athlete strategy developed by the High-Level Athletes Commission ", work on the mental health of athletes or even the Youth Plan, " which aims to achieve by 2030supporting 100.000 young people within 20.000 clubs athletes mobilized ».

This board of directors also formalized the establishment of seven working groupsThese are important for the implementation of the project led by the new governance: reform of the statutes, the status of association leaders, eSports, outdoor sports, facilities, culture and values, and social innovation through sport. As for the upcoming Olympic Games, the candidates for flag bearers for Milan-Cortina 2026 will be announced on January 6th, and the CNOSF (French National Olympic and Sports Committee) continues discussions with the city of Santa Monica to establish its Club France 2028 there. Two boards of directors of the Paris 2024 Endowment Fund meetings are also planned for January to determine how these funds will be used in 2026.