Fair Play
The International Children’s Games (ICG) stands as a symbol of unity, friendship, and youthful sportsmanship. Founded in 1968 by Metod Klemenc in Slovenia, these games have blossomed into a global phenomenon, bridging cultures and promoting understanding among children aged 12 to 15 years old from more than 600 cities and over 100 countries. Through both Summer and Winter Games, the ICG fosters a spirit of competition and camaraderie that resonates with young athletes and spectators alike, continuing a legacy of connection and celebration.