The AIBA, or the International Boxing Association, is the governing body for amateur boxing worldwide. Founded in 1946, it oversees international competitions, sets rules, and promotes the sport. AIBA aims to ensure fair play and the safety of athletes while developing boxing at all levels. AIBA organizes major events, including the World Boxing Championships and the Olympic Games boxing tournaments. It also works to support national boxing federations and improve training standards for coaches and referees. Through its initiatives, AIBA seeks to grow the sport and enhance its global presence.