WORLD CAT CONGRESS.
Introduction to the World Cat Congress
Better understanding and cooperation
Most of those taking part in this first meeting saw the importance of international cooperation and it was decided to establish a regular meeting of the presidents of the associations, to study, and to seek solutions for, problems of common interest.
Establishing tradition
Subsequent meetings have followed the pattern established in Venice - seminars, an international show at which the participating heads of organisations are invited to judge, and a meeting of representatives of the world's cat associations.In 1999 a Charter was accepted and in 2001 a Constitution was established and accepted.Member bodies The current member bodies of the WCC are:
- Australian Cat Federation (Inc.) [ACF]
- Cat Fanciers Association [CFA]
- Coordinating Cat Council of Australia Inc. [CCCA]
- Federation Internationale Feline [FIFe]
- Governing Council of the Cat Fancy [GCCF]
- New Zealand Cat Fancy [NZCF]
- South African Cat Council [SACC]
- The International Cat Association [TICA]
- World Cat Federation [WCF]
ACF representation at WCC meetings
The ACF (Inc.) is represented by either the President, Vice President or Secretary at all WCC meetings. Our current representative is Scoot Andresen, ACF Vice President.
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