With a total of 47 members represented, all the points covered by the Ordinary General Assembly were unanimously approved.

The headquarters of the Superior Council of Sports in Madrid welcomed the holding of the General Ordinary Assembly and the Special General Assembly of the Royal Spanish Federation of Vela, in which the approval of the budgets for 2024, Olympic year, and the updating of the Federal Statutes, both adopted unanimously, were on the agenda of the calls.

The report presented by the President, D Javier Sanz, highlighted the economic evolution of the federal entity over the last eight years, from a debt that made it difficult to meet the operational costs of the entity in 2016 to have reserves in 2024, resulting in a global net heritage consolidation of more than 1.1 million euros in the period.

In the detail of the 2023 budget, it was noted that in the pre-Olympic year and on a budget of EUR 7 million, almost half of it has been spent directly on the preparation of the Olympic team. During the event, the 2024 budgets were approved, in which the sport bet is maintained with 68% destined for the high competition... min line with previous years, the control of expenditure continues to prevail at the maximum, with a focus on improvements in administrative discipline, maintaining a light structure and by applying new technology and digitization tools... andThe Olympic team was one of the main players in the Assembly. The management team noted that with the classification of eight classes a year from the Games, Spain is among the four best countries in the world, in struggle with Britain, Italy and the Netherlands.