Scribd Logo
Upload

Welcome to Scribd!

  • Статут Ico

    Uploaded by

    o.litynskyi
    11 views40 pages

    Copyright

    © © All Rights Reserved

    Available Formats

    PDF or read online from Scribd

    Did you find this document useful?

    Is this content inappropriate?

    Report this Document

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as PDF or read online from Scribd
    Flag for inappropriate content
    11 views40 pages

    Статут Ico

    Uploaded by

    o.litynskyi

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as PDF or read online from Scribd
    Flag for inappropriate content
    of 40
    Riyadh, March 21, 2019 ‘The members of the Constituent Assembly of the International Camel Organization, approved during their meeting in Riyadh on Thursday, March 21, 2019, the importance of executing the Riyadh Charter, which includes the significance and importance of camels in the history of the international community and considering its connection with heritage and culture in countries of the world and for the importance of camels ‘care and interested individuals, the International Camel Organization will endeavor towards achieving the following: 1) Emphasize that camels and their activities are an instrument of mutual understanding, friendship and contribute in building communities and provide care for their members. 2) To promote and develop the educational, artistic knowledge and basic skills 3) To raise the level of its members and all camel activities practitioners in all technical, cultural, social and development of skills and talents in the field of camels and their activities, industry and sciences. 4) Strengthening moral relationships with ‘organizations, institutions and Arab regional, continental and international committees as well as camel specialized private “organizations. 5) Broadening and expanding the base of practice, preparations of sites for camel activities across the world and facilitate the ways to exercise and find appropriate locations in coordination with the competent authorities in each country. 6) Maintaining international rules and principles for the practice of camel activities and to adopt the necessary rules and regulations in compliance with the instructions and principles determined by the relevant international organizations. aaa 1 lt » RAL ee) DU All Lali Spell pel oleae ah VY creel ase csalasll pf statall peelcial DLS G3) Gaal Slbee span Saal gle TH Gale spall edad Gus eal Bs JT oS ony ey Mya opal dys gh A ey Lyn, pL Al Lala agg ct Les onal ANN Gaia le Lene poladl alt pa (gabe Liyt of ale ast (1) hecigal Li gd ashy ually dsl all Yay Ally AApaally Aapinall ilpall aplaiy jini (*) letladly LDU AL cibeally Aas pales gery Ueno! casiay tit (F) AB al gall ne oe LY LY) Dae gh all Lay Lele, essay eins Ugly SLandally CLabiall ea Zghll ADL bs (£) Aull, Leal yal hsLassly gladly ab eka Ah Labial, Kall, “yh (Bey Stas Lala Snel ges 8 (2) See Sian lla clas agen gf diy Alaa ee only Ue Kea QS sly Gln (ily dS of Galas gs Aol Ll alll sell le Ustad! (1) A LDU plait, well jbl, Lay! decal Haba sed agit gall) CL by ADIall Hb Ay 7) Representation of camels and their activities in all international organizations in the best way possible and work to achieve regional and international achievements. 8) Maintaining and raising awareness on fair competition and the fight against doping and its effects 9) Encouraging scientific research and authorship in the field of camels and its activities and enriching the world’s library with books and translations on camels and their activities and supporting studies, authors and translators. 10) Maintaining the highest levels of security and safety while practicing various camel activities, holding conferences, sessions and symposia, and issuing regulations aimed at enhancing the safety aspect of all members of the organization, 11) Cooperation and contribution with international entities for the development and modernization of all laws and regulations governing camel activities. 12) Establishment of scientific research centers, providing technical expertise, and providing support and grants, scholarships to researchers and scholars in various types of camel science and studies of different knowledge and cultures, and contribute in building global knowledge. 13) Contribute in spreading knowledge through educational, cultural, historical programs, sports and media through the establishment of magazines, newspapers, radio and TV channels, 14) The Organization headquarter of the International Camel Organization will be in vadh and shall be registered as a non-profit, organization in compliance with the applicable laws in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. al Saal gan Mel ST Us () we ally ke ype Lath ADL Cs ally Gl ila as dps Ges ytd Lal pe Ustad (A) laa jliaay Halle LYN Se oi ally pale! all gees (A) aby esl Spal 8 oh Yell callpaly SLs peas Yale LY Ge somaly etal AOL Gall cilays lel cle Ustad (1+) Aycigall adey Rabsall LYN Ab T law gs pS La aly cially cya olaael oe 5a) SL Gaile jae ol} tulsa saphs GA Kl Ctl Ce plenty sla (1) nan clay Lally Gat Le JS sy Syl ac ped Asda cab Coad 3S Lt (1) Coll Gaal eaaly Oliaal py Ot LY Rental GL abally pplall Eyal gd pbk aid Lal Uhl gly gle thas oly Kaela eal pe Lyall 2 gd lel (11) Adley Saclay Gytly Saal, Say ply hay eal Ge ne Re yaaa Mya ihc Agi aL ae gh Geb Lal phe uy (18) AY ey oe sss, Reid Ayla gb Leal wil el Statute Ao Atgd! Aelaiel INTERNATIONAL CAMEL OEGANIZATION (ico) 21/3/2019 ered an/yy This Statue has been approved by the Constituent Assembly Minutes of Meeting No. 1 dated March 21, 2019 INTERNATIONAL CAMEL ORGANIZATION Headquarters is located at Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, Riyadh First Building - Sixth Floor Mohammedia - Riyadh Branch Road Tel: +966 (1) 1247-4991 Website: www.ico.com.sa E-mail: info@eamelelub.sa Developed and published by the International Camel Organization March 21, 2019. All rights reserved. Page 1 of 37 Rane!) ad coe All Uda le Aad cas Apel PTEVE Ggle TY fase Voy peal DU Algal adel) id etl all ae Asggnal Ryall LAI cal as esLall agall- Jab 4b) A Bb Gob tent! 4407 (0) VEVEEAAY le www.ico.comsa 3445071 a8ptl info@camelclubsa :54.450y' axl LAU Maal RAL Jb ge pip oslael hltigah tig spine Sy gear Table of Contents Basic concepts. Preamble. rn reer ‘General Provisions. perenne) Aniicle 2. Establishment and Headquarters... y Philosophy and Mission. 4 4 Article 8. Goals and functions of the ICO. 2 eres Ces er nen aa) Ct enn aces) ‘Article 9. Application for Membership. ‘Article 10, Suspension and exclusion of membership. 18 4 Aniicle 1. Membership Withdrawal... 18 ya Aniicle 12, Honorary Chairman and Honorary 1% os Members ofthe ICO. ens) . Organization of the General Assembly... 18 yx |. Composition of the General Assembly... 193 . Chairmanship, convocation, participation 20, of the General Assembly. |. General Assembly Quorum and Voting Extraordinary meeting and decisions of — 20. yy the General Assemb! es ‘Article 18. Membership and Composition ofthe BoD 21 yy Article 19. Meetings and Authorities ofthe BoD...... 23 yr rere ers gly otal! annem Dalya anna eal aks! itn taal conn Ageall S er ee) sonnel in haghaMy aD) Nall stant eas. sen ai 48 silyl a NTS! ae ental Sa lh NT Hl : nana Aga yt AE EA nmi Sita begesg Maal yaa A, 10S! anc ily Hall Ayal gill all)! cone bpbly alll ge ala dyna) AV Goll BLY Gas oss tye 5JaY ales Sips Stele! rer en ns ‘Article 20. Flection ofthe Chairman of the BoD and 26 y3 his Authorities. . Article 21. Responsibilities and Authorities ofthe 27 wy (Chairman ofthe BOD... Article 22. Vacancy of the Chairman of the BOD... 28 4 Gn Deputy Chairman of the Board of Directors nent AY ln oy al Ts Slt co ne th pee gab 1) St cnn gens gat aie gh SY ‘Article 23. Election of the Deputy Chairman ofthe 28 14 BoD. Anticle 24, Performance of duties ofthe Chairman OF 29 ¥en the BoD. Page 2 of 37 ca aH oie dy pl — BY ole guy la AT all sBIOY ule nis ely lal YE lt Article 25. Authe Bol jes of the Deputy Chairman of th 29 49 conn ‘Article 26, Appointment ofthe Secretary General Article 27. Functions ofthe Secretary General oon A OAM ona cao ca phe 30 ana ee) si ‘Article 29, Departments Policies Gt ae nen nally gol AVENE svn al ‘Article 30, Offical recognition of organizations. Article 31. Status of National Organizations. Sc ee protection of property of the organization SORT CE Rrra nT “Anicle 32, Rights of the ICO. FT cecil yl Al Syd FT Gl Anicle 3. Protection of property by national, Bow ply dae ull go AS Ale TT continental and regional organizations. et Amicle 34. Rights on the CO's aribues 7 a Mga al ag gd Aricle 35. Use of atibutes by organizing Hove ya obel otal pts Spe ge al plana committees of the ICO WF of eamel tara culture. asic cl se at Amicle 36, Use of CO's atibutes by national, 34 re taal Jb ge al Al he pana! TTS continental and regional organization. eee gi enc Ge rn tea ‘Amicle 38, Income ofthe ICO, So Article 39, Budget items and Financial Yeates 38 78 au 7 Amicle 40, Place of Deposit of CO Fund 36 ener gl al Jal lal Se Hl Article 41. Expenditure ICO funds.. on J Aly aba lel ga] 4) aa Anicle 2. Audit of ICO. i on senna Aaa a aga £7 ll Anicle 43. Receipt and transfer of ICO funds. 36 Si gl alt Jal gay cal AF ll Ct een ent en et ‘Article 44, The structure ofthe International Regional and Continental Organizations. Article 45. Responsibilities of the International on Regional and Continental Organizations. ren Ayal Aa! Joy All sooo AgIO ly Slat gah TA ll 9 5 CHAPTER Seer "Article 4, Interpretation of provisions ofthis Statute 37 eee ern “Article 47. Legal proceedings and Disputes... 37 ow. a ketly Ail ela£V all W Page 3 of 37 yi ca Sige ty pa Nye ‘Autonomy of the Intern Organization (“ICO”) is its independence from intemational and national organizations that are members of the ICO, which appears in internal management and organizational decisions, activities related to preparation of methodological and program bases of activities, determining the list of species of camel breeding, adherence to the right for conduction of internal elections, free of any extemal influence, as well as responsibility for ensuring an application of principles of conscientious governance, which docs not contradict this Statute of the ICO. Originality of the culture of camel breeding is a unique cultural and historical heritage of the nomadic civilization, which appears in the unique features of the ways, forms and aress of the culture of camel breeding, which have ancient historical roots. The culture of camel breeding is an understanding of camel breeding in a broad sense of the word. It includes not only the traditional understanding of camel breeding, like the use of camels in transportation as a pack animal, meat, dairy, textile production, but also many other areas such as sports and running, cultural and entertainment (beauty contests), scientific and educational, etc. ‘The World Camel Movement (*WCM”) is a universal and ongoing activity of the ICO and partners aimed at restoring, preserving and further developing of values and culture of camel breeding in conditions of modem globalization. ‘Types of ethnosport with camels are historically formed types of ethnosport, using ‘camels that have a pronounced originality and specific features determined by social and historical conditions of people's vital activity. Page 4 0f 37 OW all a ALT pel ap gst Ske gl ge Loti 32 ("AaaLI”) Aakash! flame Reg Algal! (plabise et Rast Noy gas Ld gly LW dw slaely Aaball ai, . Qed OLN Bald spnig Apmeslly Sepals els SUL she] Gar Abs. JOT te ele abel! ge Mead galt so gl oss AeA AY lls LS BLY! ale Gale g SE Ryall Kaba pale pl ols GE ELS JT yt ULE Lei of Gris GI gas Saal dep) Ge syd ays ULE GMlnay JISAly Gb yall Lead Aapidl AbeLll gad Id. iy pal pel Ge peas YU Hay 44k Sela Mane LY ae oh lS or emg Jaa igen Uy plaseel Ube oly agai cle) dl) Lay aut HLS (gall legate gla) oleyatlly aly Labs asM Mal gw al Real. Gipt clidkes) abslly Asti 2) Aealaly We bis Ala uy LE le jay coll ey lly Ja Apll Aell 5 aeas Laps Milas pad gh Ge lid) GD Opens Aaa! gall tobe Jb gL oo els 2 UO Ayal Glatt ely YN Ugh pking gil Agel! gill Salt Ayelet agai Ga atlas Abelally In addition, these types correspond the main features of “concept” of sport: demonstration essence, competition and rivalry, regulation by official rules, training, etc Jay | Page 5 of 37 “a This Statute govern the constitution and activities of the ICO and constitute of fundamental provisions, missions, principles and values of the culture of camel breeding. Copyright 2019 AIL rights reserved. Copyright in this document is owned by the ICO. The copying printing and distribution of this document is subject to the following conditions: 1. The document may be used for information only and may not be exploited for eommereial purposes. 2. Any copy of this document or portion thereof must include this copyright notice. Note that any product, process or technology described in the document may be the subject of other intellectual property rights reserved by the ICO or other entities and is not licensed hereunder. ‘This Statute defines the rights and obligations of the ICO, structure of the organization, ‘bases of interaction with international and national organizations, as well as conditions ‘of membership of organizations in the ICO, in compliance with this Statute Contents of this Statute consists of 16 chapters, which include 47 articles (rules) of the ICO. The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia provides the ICO with material and moral assistance in achieving its goals and the Board of Directors BoD") shall register the ICO in Saudi ‘Arabia as per its laws and regulations. it Page 6 of 37, ca Sg ends pl ert] asl) alatily ytd gala lll Ln Sag Magy sy Agel Lio yy LDU gal Aa AU as sols pTONS pad pally gual! Gd ada. ntill pall Gpi> ilpine Sie! Ses Jpmey- UU pall easel AG Mai bap lela ge asia eles de Ieanl nisl GAIA UDltaal gps Wy ad laghalt tule pascal GiaLall Lie ge Aad gh gaat cles T phil gle jl. a oj daw gi bee ol ge Gi RSLe Gpdm megs Og ad Rasy! B Rgeepe Afgall debeall Jb ge Signe GS! 4 Sd oda Seger Rete abs si SULS si Lol i) Hakall GLIpDly Gyd> gull lal! samy fe SUL gay Malai! Say DU Algal Ape dats Aebylly Liga) Lala! Jes ps gl) LW Ady ala J Label! gol ll Lin haa a AY antag « Shad VT Ga geld plat OsSing JU Agta! (42Ig8) Sola Aadisall pagel ASLaLt pada cele des digdlasl Guinal apUl BueLall popes Real ASLAN aaa) Jed 91 gd Syed! Mala one Rel cual a eee ee ae the ICO 12 13 14 1s SEES Ico, is international non-governmental profit organization, in the form of an organization with the status of an independent legal entity which refrains from being involved in racial, political and religious difference in the course of its activities. ‘The ICO activities focus on development of the culture of camel breeding through realization of mission, principles and objectives established by this Statute of the ICO. non- This Statute governs the activities of the legal entity of the ICO. Full name of the ICO: 14.1 in English— Organization” 14.2 in Arabie~ “Up Adal Aaa ‘Term of office of the ICO is not Pe A yall Casal gla all cel tae Tha ee as ae Leal Sle ds date Gott OLS aes Reelin oh Rade least! Ud eld Lal aus aples gle LN Riga) Raat! ales 35555 MUL Ska DAS oe LPN Ly at gol plat asa ll aay tglaly aad AagtaD aLUM galih p lll La gay 0 Repl aba SOD Rg alas Jl gant ay vy = agalary aM, -L) “International Camel Organization” Tayyall Ga, TE) "pu gat a” Soscee ab SDN gall Aa be oy ‘The ICO was established per the resolu mn of the Constituent Assembly of the ICO that approved formation of the ICO and this Statute, the founders are: 1 My) Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, represented by the Chairman of the KSA Camel Club Sheikh / Fahad bin Falah bin Hithleen. United Arab Emirates. represented by General Manager of the UAE Camel Race Federation Mr. Abdullah Al Mutat. Page 7 of 37 ts Sg ee ds pl aneall ss Ss LU Gaba cams Spal Rata Lt] 5 all aad el ie Lb Commi op lla! La aie! 9 Jou att Liles Respa al Lyall USL. DU cd (AD LDN gol a} ule scalim oe he ype Laldegy Gaal! Lapa LLM. age fase an Bleed SLM abet gad! y 3. Kingdom of Bahrain. represented by the Chairman of the Bahai Committees for Folklore Sports at the Olympic Committee. Mr. Khalifa Abdullah Al-Qaoud. 4, Sultanate of Oman. represented by President of the Oman Camel Racing Federation. Mr. Saeed bin Saud Al Ghataili, 5. Kyrgyzstan, represented by the Chairman of Kyrgyzstan Camel Club, Mr. Abek Babakulov. 6. Mongolia, represented by the National Center for Cultural Heritage ‘of Mongolia, Mr. Galbadrakh Enkhbat 7. Ukraine, Represented by the Head of the board of the Public Association of the Ukrainian Camel Club Mr. Litynskyi Oleksandr Pavlovich. Minutes of the meeting of the Constituent ‘Assembly No. 1 dated March 21, 2019, which was held in Riyadh - the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, Location of the Headquarters of the ICO Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, Riyadh First Building - Sixth Floor Mohammedia - Riyadh Branch Road ‘Tel: +966 (1) 1247-4991 Website: www.ico.com.sa E-mail: info@eamelelub.sa Np Page 8 of 37 Lal gab Lellay. oy aul Slee Bag gga tl) Spl! bald Ayal agai! aig Rahs feel! Aeehsht plea LPM yess Uta ola dials Spt op tat feel ag Sead Jean SES Gale Gots Loins cles BglySlely hel /agnal LY Gat Sal log! 5S tas Lgtae 7 ULSI Zable deel! Ue Renee Sal Gane Gat belts LLY Seine (peal Lal Sol Lyf gold Rabel Sbgll aia 1) lie |e Mel Cane lel ASL) = Gala ae J ae gill ATT Gale ogaaall Spall SH pall atl oe gdp A Henge Spall Sl ookaall ggall = aM bad EAD Bb Gob teat! 459 (0) SYEVeE5 49 sale www.ico.com.sa 555 2519 glst! info@camelelub.sa ; 53750 unl! Article 3. Philosophy and Mission ICO philosophy. The ICO recognizes the unique role of the camel breeding culture in the history and development of the nomadic civilization and humanity as a whole, as well as a necessity to preserve, revive and develop in conditions of globalization of the modem world by consolidating the activities of various organizations, prominent government, political and public figures for restoration, revival, preservation, development and promotion of the culture of camel breeding in the world, the ICO contributes fo development of special friendly relations between peoples and countries Mission of the ICO is to contribute to preservation of ethnocultural heritage and originality of peoples of the world through development of the camel breeding culture. Article 4, Guidelines: 41 42 ty Representation in the ICO. The ICO has the right to be represented in the work of the General Assembly CGA"), aswell as in departments, committees, commissions of the ICO, as, well as regional, Asian, African, European and other international organizations of the ICO. Promotion of international rules and principles, Promotion of international rules and principles of practice of the camel activities, establishment of necessary rules and regulations is carried out in accordance with instructions and Page 9 of 37 MDLegly Akalat-Y soll Aulpll Relail) LDU Qylyall Metaad! Reade QM es Ma all pal a LU 5 ISS pay Rul Lad aylaty Sols Leboly Lata A yy bs a ae la Hall le Styl lge aad del gatas Jail ally ASS 9339 play Lang cLnly ues DU algal Lash pay lla g LYt saga gg Meakll Ryagll DLAs J deals PAL Lo lpall aa AtLaely JLusegyegl ball ole bLisl! gyh ANE ay bas DLS gue pILall aged uy vr oa slay selgall - sll) Aula Jos datas 9 He OS ol DU Lajal alall Go oe Ufa gb ALS. ALT gta JL Sado Aga Aalal! Laadeg oles Aap My yg SL ge Bagel Algal Lala cpa Lats Aegaahy sO Hlpal alisald algal iglaly sega pas Aled gal il ly ety ae ad Aaj pLlgHly olga) ayy « Jy abet Bh Al gall SLaglall Lad eas A ve ve 44 45 46 47 principles established by the ICO and corresponding to international organizations. Encouragement of scientific research. The ICO encourages scientific researches and written _scientific- research works in the field of camel breeding and enrichment of the global library about camels, as well as providing support for authors, translators, and publishers. Principle of humane attitude towards camels. The ICO ensures maintenance of the highest level of safety and security during various practices of camel events, holding courses and seminars, establishing regulations aimed at improving safety of camels and all ‘members of the ICO. Cooperation with international organizations. The ICO cooperates with international organizations, develops and optimizes normative acts relating to practices of camel activities in order to dedicate the culture of camel breeding to serving humanity and struggling for peace. Fair competition and doping. The ICO pursues a fair competition policy, ensures awareness of the ICO members on the dangers of doping, and ages a fimdamental struggle against doping. Organization of ICO World Festivals. ‘The ICO organizes World Festivals (ICO WE?) as the highest level of demonstration of the achievements of the WCM. Page 10 of 37 ALA olaletly aU 4 plat onl aye Real SLM LU algal Saal pets Nays lane gp Hyp Lat Slay Pats LS « Lapl Ug> A Ala AAS ay sly pill apts cael call gel BY ols GLO idghl Lage el te alia! JU gal Rat gases Wats Aigles Lal 5 My AOLudl Leys Shay lags Neg Aaa LOT SS) tage ul gM els olaally Aakat cnc! guar al ADLall guile Algal Lash ax oglall apleiy Algal Laat pe aaa glass Ry Label gill Lal Gay eg 8 GS aes La Lal! Jel ge CUS ALY! Lasad sllatitly Mata Lat MR a LU al al a A adpall abel Lael yey Geet ADL cgead A gatty cle cil Lee dhe QU Nill dade Aalaial Algal Slcleyell las BALE Lite Lg Maly Label ls pallie cys Sphine el S.A yLLul Lot AML LY1 ABLE SL > cll! ne + vet 48 49 4.10 Mandatory use of attributes. At all ICO events, in accordance with the established protocol, it is mandatory to use logo, flag, and anthem of the Ico. Coping with values of culture. The ICO promotes coping with values of the culture of camel breeding, promotion and support of initiatives that integrate the culture of camel breeding with human culture, education and science. Incompatibility of membership and collaboration. The ICO cannot collaborate and affiliate with organization and persons exhibiting any form of discrimination against a country or a person - racial, religious, political, and based on gender or other grounds. Affiliation individuals. The ICO requires its members to strictly comply with provisions of this Statute and regulations of the ICO. of organizations and Support for organizations. community ‘The ICO encourages and supports efforts of public organization: individuals and public authorities, aiming for the development of any areas of camel breeding: animal husbandry, textile production, science and education, training of professional personnel, sports, ete. Page 11 of 37 Seal alt plused! Aca aptly Alege PARE ge Raby lal Lae meee fal Ae Span Sn al Mig « Js ASL gall ga Jalal red me Saba LU pal al ats 3) ball pecy apis LM ays alt RA GLa a LT alt polis als sOghadtly pra! Ow Galil pe ee ogLaall LU Ayal akasal gay F 5 lapel Gull polity Laka! oats att stake jel IC ga Gil eka ola pte = gules Ae osToadl hig cialastt Lal Slane 90 Aull abt cL ay By gale pL Lia pLSOY plat aust gaint clase pes Spee peakiy LU Algal Lala as Rghod cileLay ab fy Lala Lact EY kes oe alge gl veh tae BI slept] Lily « oLalgenl Las te ces calig tI Guytig eelally ag tally tay Mt ae vet Article 5. Goals and functions of the ICO 5.6 37 Development of the WCM in all its forms and types and everything related to interaction of humanity and camel Promotion of mutual understanding and friendship between nations and people, establishment of societies of nature and ‘animal lovers through various practices with camels, Development and management of the ICO code of conduct as a set of moral principles, knowledge, technical and basic skills of the camel culture. ‘Organize and host the ICO WF. Promoting and encouraging the establishment of national and regional member organizations of the ICO. Organization of training workshops for ‘members of these organizations. Promotion of research aimed at scientific and educational development of the camel culture and provide consultation and advice on all matters relating to camel affairs. Achieving the excellence by all ICO participants, involved in camel activities in all areas, such as technical equipment, cultural, social, sports events, development of talent in the field of camel breeding and their activities, industry and science, members, organizers, Integration of friendly organizations and institutions of national, regional, continental and international measures in the ICO, which lead their activities in the field of camel breeding, Page 12 of 37 alah! lb yy Slsalo ssh LISA IS «Mla aD ABE Le les GLY! Letially Guay Le S59 « Lyelasly Js OM cg Lally Jat all gall yas ees Lada Laat Lily « ge tlly ge Rabel! Lina! DLS gue Lily Jn ada BEM eg Liga Sy fay la AUdM gall! 5 Regan LM Alea AML aLMy Leal ody daly J atau Jol) oberg! Mall tay liz J sal eg Lac asl ALi] ety 5 pebiny LM Aya atl J Reals sala) oda bad tapas ay gale yplhall J} dang yall Sead was lly Bay AH ety LY aL golly byl ote gaa SJ eal el eae Jab Ge gall Qatar Anil Y ASLAM » ceatelly « Grelaally aa ie Vall aver dat s Resally Lelacenly Asal lay «telat J day lms pall las alas Aetally Miptsnll Lecflly Last! gala 4s Ayplally A seals yy Luby! la cll al Ag LH Aga all F Aaply 39 5.10 Sal S12 62 63 Spreading and expanding the practice base, equipment and location of camel breeding sites and farms, optimizing ‘methods of implementation and search for suitable locations in coordination With the competent authorities in each country, Maintenance of international rules and principles of the camel breeding practice, establishment of necessary Provisions in accordance with this Statute of the ICO, instructions and principles established by the relevant international organizations. Restoration of historical and creation of new caravan competitions, creation of new caravan routes, travels and excursions, Issuing of certificates for registration of the ICO — are local, national and international regional (continental) subsidiaries or branches of the ICO. The ICO includes national and international organizations activities of ‘which are in any way related to camels: services. — caravan excursions; camel race; production of meat and dairy products; textile production; scientific and educational in the field of camel breeding, etc., as well as individuals (athletes, coaches, referee, cultural figures and scientists) who are guided by this Statute, ‘The ICO establishes partnerships through signing memorandums and agreements with organizations and Page 13 of 37 ta 4S dy pa a pBlgay haelly Aan Lall Beld ay ngiy path Loti allel cgay Li gilts As Sead ge elt Seale aye go coaly Be 5 geal! Ainge Ayal coolly ele! le IsList ip pl daly al Lely. LY Las + LOU Iga Lael p ALM pl SL Lay Al galadly Sealy pal Bagi la a Lily gpl all | vam! Aly Bate Lalas Sole Lily Seals et Leet Shalt she Algal ada J a cL age gl Leealll gf Rade Gad 8 LO DU algal Lbasal gd of Gayl) cabal Aa csl Jp All ala Jats Sipe coe Sle gle A al Llp Lat Shy clas by FL Lats Sheatias apeall chal Lt dls Asta! lel AEM leg itl ch Lt ISS Laat LY Reg Jl p Realy pL Sealy cup Hy cae aly) lat OI (eLakally HL oly ely gol pl Ne cgay DIS a OSL LM Lap Lal g Sa a LALA SSH Ad y-0 "A TA hy 64 Article 7. Ico. TA institutions, sports officials and technical specialists who recognize and support activities of the organization. Fulfillment of provisions ofthis Statute and decisions of the ICO are mandatory for all individuals and organizations that are members of the TG ‘Management Structure of the ‘The supreme governing body of the ICO ~is the GA, in work of which take participation of Founding Members and Active Members. The BoD at its 1 meeting elects the Chairman of the BoD and the Deputy Chairman of the BoD. In addition 10 Organization and management of all aspects and areas of the ICO. The BoD establishes the following departments and its rules and ‘governance: 73.1 Human Resource Management Department. Financial Department. Department for Organizational Issues and Work with National Structures, Affiliation to the ICO, ‘Accreditation and Licensing. Department of Public Relations, Media and Marketing. Breed Classification Department Department of Public and International Contacts. Sports Camel Department Industrial Department Science Department. 10 Auctions Department. 73.11 Experts and referees Department 732 Management 133 Breeding Camel_—_Breeding and Education 73.12 Memberships and Licenses Department. 73.13 Regulations and Legislations Department. Page 14 of 37 1m canals cna cabaly Lapis Ras a St ek eal egecas Spy gal pL pol Lagi! o} LEY gee cle eel] LDH Algal! alas! SoH Algal Rall eLaac csaaly a a a a eases 7 PL algal lace! Lal dla gS Apsley Mell Lala Laas es Rabel Aaa eLaael Laks od Mat geal ais path only A elated J Bot gales nts 4.2Uy 59 Gales le eee bbl eet SL ets say LM Lapa Lalas! atlas LpaSyog Lelec giigls Slt! aLaadt 5151 apes all gu) en AMAL aud EY ge eal yell Yall end TTY IM lay gl et Lacey i A algal A adaald ally PL Law Dill a EY “Sepals Dall dai and OY Augily Lball ALAI ls] OY Agel LY Aas aad TY SPs ele ead MY eis pg ak TY ish aed s1aaly Sal aad wat bya et very ww ry 73.14 7BAS 73.16 TBAT 73.18 73.19 73.20 8 82 83 iy Program Management, Conferences, Festivals and Initiatives Department. Products Department. ‘Awards and medals Department, ‘Competition Department. Security and Safety Department. Intemational Academy of Camels. Intemational Organizations and Federations Department, CHAPTER 3. Membership in the ICO Sa Sy J ' ee Members The ICO includes five membership categories; each member should fit the membership’s criteria and commit to paying the annual subscription fees within the first three months of the financial year if the membership category requires such fees. If the member fails to pay within the specified period, membership shall automatically be revoked unless a decision is made by the BD. A new application for membership shall be submitted for a new membership. ICO memberships are as follows: ~ Founding Members = Active Members = Associate Members = Individual Members = Honorary Members Founding Members Is each entity or organization that has been a member of forming the ICO as, mentioned in Article 2) of this Statute. Such members have double voting rights in the ordinary and extraordinary GA. ‘A founding membership may be converted into any other type of membership criteria in the event the Page 15 of 37 lappy Lala aad ally Lill gall ak et slay ily 5 tat ll dbl oA end LOW Aga! ayop205%1 Adal clalarYly olla) eles Rap aa LG aad Wala! ea ak has pally al Qa Ls gee oe DM A A JOE gga SY ts aga yall 284 2 13 Jl gl all 5 ha gue yall Lina A a BIS) Y] Llib yal tas Sowa! col pla SLY ALIS pad GLY Galine etl pps Bae} Age nay Aaa sist ge 19M ga agenall Sd Gy Opps clined = Gybati lac - Opeaiia slael = sai claci - Ondiyt acl = Spel ela eek ZU ee et Ue see US pllkl Lia gua (1) Soll gf Basday Rall aes Spell Syms seal pall gas eaty Rpolall ala Lees 5 oni lal si Rene I sll pee dapat oS leaLiakly Met Gag ea I Le F vA ry ye founder fails to participatee in events and effectively contribute to achieving the objectives of the ICO within two years per to the BoD discretion. Active Membership Are those who fulfil the membership requirements as determined by the BoD and pays the defined annual fee whereas each country shall have the right to have only one active member except for the cases of exceptions by the BoD. Active members shall have the right to vote in ordinary and extraordinary GA meetings. 84 85 Associate Membership Associate Membership is open for any profit. and non-profit institution or ‘organization that is involved in the promotion of WCM, shares or support the overall mission of the ICO, and demonstrate a strong interest in it. Associate members can participate in the ICO's activities and attend GA meetings with no voting rights nor nomination in the ICO’s BoD. Associate Membership is granted by BoD decision. 8.6 Individual Membership Individual Membership is only open to individuals who are active athletes, entrepreneurs, scientists, public figures who conduct their activities in the field of camel breeding Individual Membership does not include institutions or organizations: individual members represent their person and not the institution(s) they are affiliated with. Individual members has the right to participate in the ICO’s activities, and attend GA meetings with no voting rights nor the right of nomination in the ICO BoD. Individual membership is granted by the BoD decision. Page 16 of 37 ates DLS Aaa al gyda Ileal! N39 alee ped ee scgletill Leet Lids Map! plats! dog t Opigin Ge pore abi Gpagiig BIS gels ay LL gS ol Alga JSS ony ogee Sap gal IL GN had oy bs peel Aipehall level! Gay 51591 Gules Upton A potall Lala) yaaa cp call tb Ala nto Copa! Laat Aalbiny Lonseba Ml Aelia peti dupe Bolg y gapll Atala ad gl sla gS gh lll Lay lt I > pet tee ey ty Mgaeay Halal Wey Go LS Sh ellad gS ASLAN go> oye nll Laas Sepeatll go O93 SL!) yay ala! Sot ele pad tA pes SSM alee sheds Caueil Agee iad all geal fe opt as Lab Aoki yap petal cele Jl! ys oye oy ay Line ob pelesth Gpagds Ake Clyeeted wae USS scabelly Linen An adn Jutta Peel catty Lapp Che Lt pe el] gale il clanaslt SL llad 5 SLM Gm ol aM LS capeatll Go 02 Sleaanll spstny Lalas! SLY Galas Spend ell oss SY alee sbi shi dpe oA vA 8.7 Honorary Membership. “Oped Il Laat VK Honorary Membership may only be 3 jue ge Lo38 cqudytl) eLac¥ Las! as granted by a BoD decision and must a aaa be based on particular merits in the SIAM! Ge LM Sy Ol de LY nts field of camel OY dine g dunn Article 9, Application for Membership penal i 4 Galt 9.1 Joining Procedures: pla lela! tt 9.1.1 The applicant is required to Pips US qh pe lege A out an application form noting © that the applicant could be $1 +S 5/3)! ital jpeey ll requested to provide atonal gata a S| cline cyl information or documents as requested by the BoD. slat 9.1.2 Application will be sent to the gan pLall cuit} cull digas aay EVA General Scorcia The Greens Ofna ie Secretariat should review the — O* Gi=ily lhl derlyas s234s pads application and make sure that it

    You might also like