International Combat Federation (ICF)
is a affiliation to World Sports Confederation
STATUTE OF THE INTERNATIONAL COMBAT FEDERATION (ICF)
Article 1 – Name
- The name of the organization shall be the International Combat Federation (ICF).
- The abbreviation of the organization shall be ICF.
Article 2 – Legal Nature
- The International Combat Federation is an independent, non-profit international sports organization.
- The Federation shall operate in accordance with applicable international laws and the principles of fairness, transparency, equality, and sportsmanship.
- The Federation may establish its headquarters and regional offices as determined by the Executive Board.
Article 3 – Founder
- The Founder of the International Combat Federation is Super Grandmaster MUOID
- The Founder shall be recognized as the creator of the Federation and its original vision.
- The Founder may serve in an honorary or executive capacity as determined by the General Assembly and this Statute.
Article 4 – Mission
The mission of the Federation is to:
- Promote combat sports worldwide.
- Encourage friendship and mutual respect among athletes.
- Organize international competitions.
- Develop coaching, refereeing, and athlete education.
- Support youth participation and equal opportunities.
- Promote safety, integrity, and fair play in all combat sports.
Article 5 – Objectives
The Federation shall:
- Organize international championships and tournaments.
- Develop standardized competition rules.
- Certify referees, judges, and coaches.
- Cooperate with national federations.
- Promote anti-doping policies.
- Protect athletes’ rights and welfare.
- Encourage ethical conduct and good governance.
Article 6 – Membership
Membership shall be open to:
- National Federations
- Regional Federations
- Associate Members
- Individual Honorary Members
Each member shall:
- Accept this Statute.
- Pay any applicable membership fees.
- Respect the decisions of the Federation.
Membership may be suspended or terminated for serious violations of this Statute.
Article 7 – Governing Bodies
The governing bodies of the Federation are:
- General Assembly
- Executive Board
- President
- Vice Presidents
- Secretary General
- Treasurer
- Standing Committees
- Ethics and Disciplinary Committee
Article 8 – General Assembly
The General Assembly is the supreme authority of the Federation.
Its responsibilities include:
- Electing officers.
- Approving the budget.
- Adopting and amending the Statute.
- Admitting or removing members.
- Deciding on major strategic matters.
Ordinary meetings shall be held annually.
Article 9 – Executive Board
The Executive Board shall:
- Implement General Assembly decisions.
- Manage the Federation.
- Approve international events.
- Supervise committees.
Board members shall serve four-year terms and may be re-elected.
Article 10 – President
The President shall:
- Represent the Federation internationally.
- Chair Executive Board meetings.
- Ensure implementation of decisions.
- Sign official documents.
Article 11 – Secretary General
The Secretary General shall:
- Manage daily administration.
- Maintain official records.
- Coordinate communications.
- Prepare meetings.
Article 12 – Treasurer
The Treasurer shall:
- Manage finances.
- Prepare annual financial reports.
- Maintain accounting records.
- Ensure responsible financial management.
Article 13 – Committees
The Federation may establish committees including:
- Technical Committee
- Referee Committee
- Medical Committee
- Athlete Committee
- Women’s Committee
- Youth Development Committee
- Marketing and Media Committee
- Ethics Committee
Article 14 – Competitions
The Federation shall organize:
- World Championships
- Continental Championships
- International Cups
- Ranking Events
- Coaching and Referee Seminars
Competition rules shall be approved by the Technical Committee.
Article 15 – Ethics
All members shall:
- Respect opponents and officials.
- Reject discrimination.
- Reject corruption.
- Prevent match manipulation.
- Promote equality and inclusion.
Article 16 – Anti-Doping
The Federation supports international anti-doping standards and shall cooperate with recognized anti-doping organizations.
Article 17 – Finance
Income may include:
- Membership fees.
- Sponsorship.
- Donations.
- Event revenues.
- Grants.
- Merchandise and licensing.
Federation funds shall be used exclusively for its objectives.
Article 18 – Amendments
This Statute may be amended by a two-thirds majority of the General Assembly.
Article 19 – Dissolution
The Federation may only be dissolved by a three-fourths majority of the General Assembly.
Any remaining assets shall be transferred to a non-profit organization with similar sporting objectives.
Article 20 – Final Provisions
- This Statute enters into force upon its adoption by the Founding General Assembly.
- English shall be the official working language of the Federation unless otherwise decided.
- Matters not covered by this Statute shall be decided by the Executive Board in accordance with the principles of good

