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Pravna fakulteta Univerze v Ljubljani, Fakulteta za šport Univerze v Ljubljani, družba Litteralis, Društvo za športno pravo, Olimpijski komite Slovenije, Študentski svet Pravne fakultete in društvo Pravna panda so 24. aprila 2025 na Pravni fakulteti Univerze v Ljubljani organizirali posvet »Od prava in gospodarstva do olimpijskih medalj«. Na njem sta sodelovala pravnik in olimpijec Miro Cerar starejši ter predsednik Olimpijskega komiteja Slovenije in nekoč predsednik uprave gospodarske družbe Gorenje Franjo Bobinac. Z moderatorjem Kristijanom Briškim sta se pogovarjala o pomenu in povezavah področij gospodarstva in športa. Poudarila sta ključno vlogo prostovoljstva v športu, pomen športa za turizem in celokupno gospodarstvo, s tem v zvezi pa tudi pozitivne učinke promocije gospodarstva in države prek udeležbe in uspehov na športnih tekmovanjih, zlasti prek organizacije mednarodnih športnih tekmovanj. Strinjala sta se, da smo v Sloveniji zelo dobri pri obojem, šport pa združuje ljudi in je univerzalen jezik. Posameznika pa uči samodiscipline ter krepi zdravje telesa in duha. Udeležencem dogodka je bila na ogled tudi zlata olimpijska medalja z Olimpijskih iger v Tokiu leta 1964 (na konju z ročaji), ena od dveh zlatih in treh skupno, ki jih je na olimpijskih igrah osvojil Miro Cerar st.

The Faculty of Law and the Faculty of Sports of the University of Ljubljana, together with the company Litteralis, the Sports Law Society, the Olympic Committee of Slovenia, the Student Council of the Faculty of Law and the student association Pravna panda, organised a conference entitled From Law and Economy to Olympic Medals on 24 April 2025 at the Faculty of Law of the University of Ljubljana. The speakers were jurist and Olympian Miro Cerar Sr. and President of the Olympic Committee of Slovenia and former President of the Board of Directors of Gorenje Franjo Bobinac. They discussed the inter-relationship between the economy and sport with moderator Kristijan Briški. They emphasized the key role of volunteering in sport, its significance for tourism and the wider economy, and the positive effects of promoting both the economy and the country through participation and success in international sporting competitions, as well as through hosting such events. All agreed that Slovenia excels on both fronts, that sport unites people and serves as a universal language, and that it teaches self-discipline and while strengthening physical and mental health. An Olympic gold medal from the 1964 Tokyo Games— won by Miro Cerar Sr. on the pommel horse and one of his two gold and three total Olympic medals—was also on display for attendees.

The Significance of Volunteering in Sports Is Invaluable