The Forum aimed to exchange information and strengthen athlete representation in sports governance, with the focus of the second meeting centreing on rights and duties, compliance, communication, marketing, planning and perspectives for the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris.

The event featured a series of presentations.

The CACOB presented its members, its "mission, vision and values" and how the organisation works. 

Titles of the lectures presented included "Athletes' Commission and their rights" and the "Compliance Programme".

"Communication, Marketing and Olympic Values" and "Closing of the 2017-2020 Cycle and the Paris 2024 Olympic Games Perspective" were presented on the second day.

The event closed with Athletes' Commission members presenting "Problem solving process within the CACOB".

"We have to be very connected in our rights, duties, skills and responsibilities, as well as which paths to follow, always acting ethically in favour of the most important segment of sport and the Olympic Movement - athletes," said CACOB President Yane Marques, winner of a modern pentathlon Olympic bronze medal at London 2012.

"We need to live these moments to build together and give, even better, our contribution to the sport."

COB President Paulo Wanderley Teixeira added: "Brazilian sport is on a path of good administration, of good governance practices that have no setbacks, sharing desires and interests in favour of the development of the Olympic movement in Brazil with athletes. 

"We are neither above nor below, we are side by side of the athletes. 

"I arrived at COB with the objective of opening up more space, giving voice to the athletes and this is the practical result."