Baku, October 16, AZERTAC The Greek island of Santorini hosted the 3rd Central and Eastern European Anti-Doping Summit, bringing together representatives of the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA), national anti-doping organizations and European institutions.Azerbaijan was represented at the event by Tahmina Taghi-zada, Executive Director of the Azerbaijan National Anti-Doping Agency (AMADA).Speaking at a panel on AI in anti-doping, Tahmina Taghi-zada discussed its potential to improve test planning, investigations and education through data analysis, risk assessment and targeted resource allocation. She stressed that AI must be used responsibly, ensuring data protection, information security and respect for athletes’ rights while preserving human expertise and accountability in decision-making.The 3rd Central and Eastern European Anti-Doping Summit provided a platform for clean sport professionals to exchange expertise, discuss current challenges and explore opportunities to strengthen national anti-doping systems. Hosted by the Hellenic Anti-Doping Agency (EOKAN/HADA), the summit focused on key developments shaping the future of anti-doping, including the implementation of the 2027 World Anti-Doping Code, the use of artificial intelligence and the practical challenges faced by National Anti-Doping Organizations (NADOs). The Central European Anti-Doping Organization (CEADO) was strongly represented, contributing its extensive expertise and professional perspectives to the discussions.