Hungarian Olympic Academy

The Hungarian Olympic Academy (MOA) is the professional and cultural background institution of the Hungarian Olympic Committee, which was established in 1985 with the aim of nurturing and passing on the Olympic spirit and the traditions of the Hungarian sports movement. The MOA is the 27th national Olympic academy in the world and has been an active member of the international Olympic community ever since.

The academy's activities include Olympic education, sports history research, dissemination of knowledge, and community building. Its programs are aimed at different age groups, including students, teachers, athletes and interested members of the public – to familiarize them with the values of Olympism: fair competition, perseverance, international cooperation, and personal development through sport.

• Organization of Olympic intellectual competitions (e.g., Ferenc Mező competition);
• Sports history exhibitions, lectures, conferences;
• Supporting Olympic Friendship Circles throughout the country;
• Maintaining contact with the National Olympic Academy (NOA);
• Promotion of Olympic values in educational institutions.

• Address: 1124 Budapest, Csörsz utca 49–51.
• MOA operates with a national network, and its programs are available in several locations.
• Most of the event venues are accessible and open to all interested parties.
• The MOA Council includes Olympians, sports leaders, researchers, and educators.

The source of the content and images are the official website of the Hungarian Olympic Academy.