The International Swimming Federation, commonly known as FINA, is the governing body for aquatic sports worldwide. Established in 1908, it oversees various disciplines, including swimming, diving, water polo, synchronised swimming, and open water swimming. FINA sets the rules and regulations for competitions and organizes major events, such as the World Championships and the Olympic Games. FINA is responsible for promoting aquatic sports globally and ensuring fair play among athletes. The organization also works to develop the sport at all levels, from grassroots initiatives to elite competitions. Its headquarters is located in Lausanne, Switzerland.