At this meeting, their RADOCA member countries will report on their anti-doping activities and consider proposals for new plans for the future.Radoca members are national Anti doping agency which are Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Afghanistan, Turkmenistan, Tajikistan, Mongolia, Pakistan and Uzbekistan.

Currently, there is the National Anti-Doping Center of Kazakhstan (KAZNADO), which is part of RADOKA, which is a state organization that implements the national anti-doping program. KAZNADO cooperates with anti-doping organizations of other countries, WADA, IOC, international federations and other international organizations.

For reference: RADOCA is an organization that is part of the World League of Anti-Doping Agents (WADA), which monitors anti-doping activities in countries and provides them with practical assistance. In 2004, it is an organization founded on the basis of the WADA program to create halal sports in countries, involving countries in clean sports. Currently, there are 12 regional anti-doping agencies in the country, whose members are 119 national anti-doping agencies, centers and national Olympic committees.