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About Us
The FFC
The French Federation of Camel Sports (FFSC), formerly known as the French Federation of Camels (FFC), is an organization dedicated to the promotion and development of activities related to camelids, with a focus on animal welfare and ethics. It was founded to structure the sector of sports and leisure involving dromedaries and other camelids in France.
1. Promotion of Animal Welfare:
- The FFSC is committed to ensuring the welfare and proper treatment of camelids, focusing on their health, safety, and respectful treatment in all human interactions.
2. Organization of Competitions:
- The federation is responsible for organizing dromedary races and sporting events, contributing to showcasing the skills of jockeys and the importance of camelids in sports.
3. Training and Awareness:
- The FFSC offers training for jockeys, caretakers, and breeders, emphasizing best care practices and the safety of both animals and humans. It also encourages public education regarding camelids.
4. Development of Sports Activities:
- The federation supports a variety of sports activities involving camelids, such as hiking, trekking, and other adapted sports, fostering a respectful and safe approach.
5. Commitment to Equality and Inclusion:
- The FFSC promotes an inclusive environment, encouraging participation from all individuals, regardless of gender, in the activities offered by the federation.
6. Partnerships and Synergies:
- It establishes partnerships with other organizations, both public and private, to support the camelid sector and promote animal welfare initiatives.
Scope of Action:
- Sports Activities: Organization of competitions and events highlighting dromedaries and other camelids.
- Animal Welfare Awareness: Education and training on best practices for care and interaction with camelids.
- Research and Development: Facilitation of studies and research on camelid welfare and behavior, in collaboration with academic institutions.
- Support for Breeders: Assistance to professionals in the sector to ensure ethical and respectful production.
The FFSC is thus much more than just a sports organization: it represents a community committed to animal welfare, the development of ethical and inclusive sports practices, and the valorization of camelids in French culture. If you would like to participate in its activities or learn more, please feel free to contact us!
Our missions
1. Promote sports activities with camelids. Encourage the practice of races, sports demonstrations, and competitions while ensuring the proper treatment of dromedaries.
2. Support the training and mentoring of professionals. Implement training programs for jockeys, caretakers, and other stakeholders, providing technical and regulatory support.
3. Enhance responsible tourism around camelids. Develop sustainable tourism initiatives that highlight local landscapes and cultural heritage while incorporating fun and educational activities.
4. Encourage cultural and community sharing. Organize events and gatherings that showcase the history, artisanal know-how, and traditions associated with dromedaries, thus fostering intercultural exchanges.
5. Integrate animal mediation into an educational framework. Offer educational and personal development activities through respectful interactions with dromedaries, particularly for youth, to promote their well-being and growth.
In summary, the FFSC is committed to dynamic sporting actions while integrating respect, sharing, and the protection of camelids at the core of its missions to address contemporary issues.
Building the future
In opposition to an industrial vision focused on economic profitability, the FFSC favors a balanced approach that values individual and regional initiatives while emphasizing education, sport, and the proper treatment of camels. Its missions revolve around respect for living beings, the earth, and utility, with vigilance against any actions deemed harmful. The FFSC adopts a participatory approach, away from sectoral interests, and aims to maintain a balance between education, sport, and the well-being of camels.