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The BVA Board
BOARD
OF ADMINISTRATION (2010)
President:
Mladen
RABRENOVIC (Montenegro)
Vice-President:
Erol
Unal KARABIYIK (Turkey)
Secretary General: Ozkan Mutlugil (Turkey)
TECHNICAL COMMISSION (2010)
President:
Slobodan MILOSEVIC (Serbia)
Volley:
Viorel MANOLE (Romania), Stanislav NIKOLOV (Bulgaria), Eleni ZETOU
(Greece), Alexandru STRATAN (Moldavia)
Beach Volley: Giorgos GAGALIS (Greece), Entoni JUBANI (Albania),
Tosho STOYANOV
(Bulgaria), Ivan VLADISAVLJEVIC (Serbia)
BVA REPRESENTATIVES IN THE FIVB
Executive Committee:
2nd Executive Vice-President
Theofanis TSIOKRIS (Greece), Executive Vice-President
Aleksandar BORICIC (Serbia)
Legal Commission: Secretary Achilleas MAVROMATIS
(Greece)
Finance Commission: Dancho LAZAROV (Bulgaria)
Technical Commission: Jinko Pavlov JETCHEV (Bulgaria)
Development Commission: Vladimir GRBIC (Serbia)
Press Commission: Togay BAYATLI (Turkey), George
STEFANIS (Greece), Igor JAGLICIC (Serbia)
Sports Events Council: Theofanis TSIOKRIS (Greece),
Slobodan MILOSEVIC (Serbia)
BVA REPRESENTATIVES IN THE CEV
Executive Committee: Vice President Mrs. Banu CAN
SCHURMANN
(Turkey), Vice President Aleksandar BORICIC (Serbia)
Board of Administration: Vice President Mrs. Banu CAN
SCHURMANN
(Turkey), Vice President Aleksandar BORICIC (Serbia), Dancho
LAZAROV
(Bulgaria)
Europan Cups Commission: Viorel MANOLE (Romania)
Financial Commission: Nenad GOLIJANIN (Serbia), Zafer YOLCU (Turkey)
Legal Commission: Secretary Achilleas MAVROMATIS
(Greece)
Medical Commission: Dinko STOYANOV ZAHARIEV (Bulgaria)
Refereeing Commission: Ex-Officio members Emmanuel KALLIS (Greece), Ilia ILIEV
(Bulgaria)
Sports Organising Commission: Slobodan MILOSEVIC (Serbia).
Ex-Officio member Gabriel STRUTINSKY (Romania)
Beach Volley Commission: George GAGALIS
(Greece), Oana SARB (Romania)
WG-Vision 2012: President Mrs. Banu CAN (Turkey),
Snezana MISIC (Serbia)
Mediation Chamber:
Sadik Hüdai EKINCIi (Turkey),
Krasimir GEORGIEV (Bulgaria)
History of the Balkan Volleyball Association
The
Balkan Volleyball Association was founded in 1998, in Orestiada
(Greece), but due to the
challenging political situation in the Balkans, it had to temporarily
suspend its activities. Under the initiative of the Greek Volleyball
Federation and its President, Mr. Thanasis Beligratis, the member
federations of the BVA (Greece, Serbia & Montenegro, Bulgaria, Romania,
Turkey, Albania, F.Y.R. of Macedonia and Moldavia) unanimously voted the
re-establishment of the Association, during the extraordinary General
Assembly in Athens in 2000.
The
purpose of this Regional Association is to further develop Volleyball
and Beach Volleyball in the Balkan Region, in all categories, Men and
Women, by organizing training camps and official competitions, as well
as to create a strong friendship and good cooperation between the member
federations, thus providing a good foundation for the establishment of
peace in the Balkan Region. Therefore, the BVA organizes every summer
Balkan Volleyball Championships for Junior and Youth, Men and Women, as
well as Beach Volleyball Championships for Senior, Junior and Youth, Men
and Women. The competitions are rotated between all Balkan countries.
From 2008 a new competition for clubs, the BVA Cup, was added to the BVA
Calendar.
The first BVA headquarters were located in Athens (Greece) and, since
2004, in Thessaloniki.
BVA PRESIDENTS
Aleksandar Boricic
(Serbia), Thanasis Beligratis (Greece), Husnu Can (Turkey)
Gheorghe Visan
(Romania), Gjergji Leqejza (Albania), Dancho Lazarov (Bulgaria)
Milutin Popovic (Bosnia Herzegovina)
2000 & 2001: Aleksandar
Boricic (Serbia)
2002: Thanasis Beligratis (Greece)
2003 to 2005: Husnu Can (Turkey)
2006: George Visan (Romania)
2007:
Gjergji Leqejza (Albania)
2008: Dancho Lazarov (Bulgaria)
2009: Milutin Popovic (Bosnia & Herzegovina)
2010: Mladen Rabrenovic (Montenegro)
BVA SECRETARIES GENERAL
Angelos Tzimos (Greece),
Achilleas Mavromatis (Greece)
2000 to 2004 : Angelos Tzimos (Greece)
2004 to 2009: Achilleas Mavromatis (Greece)
since 2010: Ozkan Mutlugil (Turkey)
BVA GENERAL ASSEMBLIES
2000: Athens (Greece)
2001: Bucharest (Romania)
2001: Antalya (Turkey)
2002: Chisinau (Moldavia)
2003: Athens (Greece)
2004: Istanbul (Turkey)
2005: Tirana (Albania)
2006: Skopje (Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia)
2007: Sofia (Bulgaria)
2008: Orestiada (Greece)
2009: Sarajevo (Bosnia & Herzegovina)
2010: Podgorica (Montenegro) to be held
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