FISpT and UESpT Unveil New Logo and Official Poster for the 2026 General Meeting in Antalya

FISpT and UESpT are proud to unveil the new official logo and the new poster for their 2026 Annual and Extraordinary General Meeting, to be held from 30 October to 1 November 2026 in Antalya, Türkiye, in hybrid format, both in person and online. The meeting will be hosted at the Porto Bello Hotel Resort & Spa and will bring together the international Sport for All community for an important moment of dialogue, governance and shared vision. The event will be hosted by the Turkish Sport for All Federation (Türkiye Herkes İçin Spor Federasyonu - HİS).

The newly presented visual identity has been created to reflect both the spirit of the host city and the strength of the Federation’s international community. The logo forms a map of Antalya through 120 individual pieces, each symbolizing one of FISpT’s 120 members and expressing the unity of a growing global movement built on participation, inclusion and cooperation. The design also draws inspiration from Anatolia’s longstanding natural-stone mosaic tradition, connecting the Federation’s future-oriented mission with a cultural heritage that has endured from ancient times to the present.

Its colors highlight the uniqueness of each country represented within FISpT and UESpT and celebrate the Federation’s multicultural values. Together, the logo and the poster present a message of diversity, belonging and shared purpose, while reinforcing Antalya as a meeting point between cultures, traditions and contemporary Sport for All development.

The official poster for the General Meeting reflects the event’s inclusive vision and welcoming atmosphere. By combining the event information with imagery that conveys active, intergenerational and accessible participation, the poster underlines the values at the heart of the Sport for All movement and the importance of gathering both in person and online.

İrfan Kurudirek, President of UESpT, said: “This new visual identity sends a strong message about unity through diversity. Antalya is not only a host city; it is a symbol of connection between cultures, and this logo expresses how each member contributes to the strength and beauty of our shared Sport for All family.”

Marco Tomasini, CEO of FISpT, said: “The new logo and poster represent more than an event. They reflect the identity of a Federation that continues to grow through its members, its multicultural character and its commitment to inclusion. The 120 pieces of the Antalya mosaic remind us that every member has a place, a value and a role in shaping the future of Sport for All.”

FISpT and UESpT look forward to welcoming members, partners and stakeholders to Antalya for a memorable and meaningful General Meeting that will celebrate institutional progress, international friendship and the continued development of Sport for All worldwide.