WFDF President Robert Rauch warned about excessive financial dependence on Olympic revenues during the International Federations Forum. He highlighted that many federations rely heavily on Olympic funding. WFDF was also recognized for strong institutional governance, ranking second in the ARISF governance review with a score of 84 out of 100. Rauch also discussed the need to attract younger demographics to the Olympics and the WFDF's ongoing dialogue for inclusion in the Brisbane 2032 Games.

The Association of IOC Recognised International Sports Federations (ARISF) and the International Testing Agency (ITA) will collaborate to provide anti-doping education to ARISF's 39 member federations in 2025. ARISF members will have access to the ITA International Clean Sport Educator Programme, which includes online modules, expert-led sessions, and peer learning. Graduates will then deliver anti-doping education and implement anti-doping programs. Additionally, a multilingual webinar series will be launched, with simultaneous translation in multiple languages, including Arabic, French, Mandarin Chinese, Russian, and Spanish. ARISF decided last year that its members shall delegate the management of their anti-doping activities to the ITA.

AIMS and ARISF collaborate to support federations seeking IOC recognition, aiming to empower athletes and strengthen federations for Olympic participation. They work together to prepare federations for ARISF membership and eventual Olympic inclusion, emphasizing athlete-centered values, integrity, and clean sport. This partnership includes strategic alliances with WADA and ITA to provide necessary resources. AIMS and ARISF, led by Stephan Fox and Raffaele Chiulli respectively, represent over 60 international federations.