In view of the foregoing:

4. We believe the acquisition of healthy knowledge, habits and attitudes regarding Physical Activity and diet beginning in childhood is exceptionally important, and all of us must take responsibility and contribute to work for good health from a prevention perspective.

5. We believe regular Physical Activity for school-age children is an essential tool for the adequate comprehensive development of our children and adolescents.

6. We believe that regular Physical Activity is an effective tool for achieving a social, employment and domestic approach which holds men and women to be equal.

7. We are particularly committed to an increase in Physical Activity which is appropriate for the needs and demands of our senior citizens in order to improve their quality of life and delay the inevitable effects of ageing.

8. We are determined to serve people with disabilities so that they may undertake Physical Activity which is appropriate for their situations, needs and interests as we are convinced of the significant level of improvement this means for their physical and mental health as well as their personal and social integration.

9. We are committed to regular Physical Activity in order to promote and transmit values, as well as to encourage intercultural integration.

10. We understand that an adequate physical and environmental setting is an important factor which encourages Physical Activity; and therefore, all institutions, both public and private, must be involved in promoting it.