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    Doping: Reinstated RUSADA says it still has much to do to satisfy WADA

    Yuri Ganus, the director general of Russia’s anti-doping agency RUSADA, said that he welcomed a decision by the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) to reinstate his agency, but said there was still much work to do to satisfy WADA.

    Doping: Reinstated RUSADA says it still has much to do to satisfy WADA
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    Yuri Ganus

    Moscow

    Earlier, WADA voted, subject to certain conditions, to lift the ban on RUSADA, which was suspended in 2015 following allegations of widespread state-sponsored doping.

    Ganus told Reuters by phone that RUSADA understood that its reinstatement was conditional on fulfilling WADA’s terms, but said it was a positive sign for other suspended Russian sports bodies, including the country’s athletics federation and Paralympic committee, which want to be reinstated.

    “There’s a lot of work ahead,” said Ganus. “There are conditions ... in order to definitively be reinstated we need to meet these conditions. So it’s a conditional reinstatement.”

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