The International Boxing Association (AIBA) is the governing body for the sport of amateur boxing worldwide. Founded in 1885, it oversees international competitions, sets rules, and promotes the sport's development. AIBA aims to ensure fair play and safety for all athletes participating in boxing events. AIBA organizes major tournaments, including the World Boxing Championships and the boxing events at the Olympic Games. The organization also works to enhance the sport's visibility and accessibility, supporting national federations in their efforts to grow boxing at the grassroots level.