The seminar attracted 74 participants representing 51 NOCs from across all continents, along with two Continental Associations. Delegates eagerly exchanged best practices and explored avenues for enhancing their digital communications strategies.

Unanimously, all attending NOCs expressed their enthusiasm for future seminars, rating the event an impressive average of 9.5 out of 10. They particularly appreciated the seminar's format, which seamlessly integrated presentations and breakout sessions, earning an average ranking of 9.3. Looking forward, NOCs identified potential topics for future discussions, including the utilisation of AI and fostering greater collaboration among NOCs. 

Throughout the seminar, insightful presentations were delivered by NOCs from New Zealand, Azerbaijan, Portugal, Italy, Brazil, and Czechia. Breakout groups provided delegates with invaluable opportunities to delve into key issues and engage in meaningful discussions about digital communications.

“The first ANOC Digital Communications Seminar was a great success and we thank all the NOCs for their active involvement and the Czech Olympic Committee, led by President Kejval, for their fantastic hospitality," ANOC Secretary General Gunilla Lindberg said.

"The Seminar proved just how much experience and expertise there is within the NOC family, and how we can all grow stronger when we work together. Every NOC is different, but they also share many similar opportunities and challenges. 

"By hosting Seminars like this, ANOC is able to give NOCs the platform to share ideas and exchange knowledge so that they can learn from each other on how to become more effective in digital communications.”