6 New Commitments from the Greek Basketball Federation

Following the change of leadership at the Greek Basketball Federation, the new board has made six commitments to ensure the institution continues to operate without disruption. The statement stands out as a decision taken after the scandal that shook Greek basketball.

In the first of these commitments, the new board said it is prioritizing the uninterrupted continuation of competitions. The statement noted that despite difficult conditions, around 100 matches were played normally in the national men's and women's leagues.

The federation also announced that it attaches particular importance to the critical national team matches scheduled for November. The women's national team's games on November 11, 14 and 17, and the men's national team's matches on November 26 and 29, are described as critical steps on the road to the European and World Championships, respectively.

In the refereeing area, the board aims to prepare concrete proposals for change by November 15. It was reported that this work will be carried out together with the Greek Basketball Referees Federation and the relevant ministry, and that technical support will be requested from the international federation FIBA.

The board also announced that a general assembly will convene once the procedures are completed, and that the competent body will evaluate developments. It was emphasized that judicial processes will be respected, while no tolerance will be shown for transparency problems.