European Athletics chief executive Christian Milz added that the new requirements would begin as from next year’s European Youth Championships in Győr in Hungary.
"By the Paris 2020 European Athletics Championships we plan to make this mandatory as a standard to achieve participation," Milz said.
"This will be an anti-doping test, based on values.
"You cannot enter our competitions from next year’s Youth event without successfully passing the test.
"We will continue to go with this programme because we want to make it clear through all our athletes that we want a clean sport."
Milz revealed how the system will work.
"We will be creating an online site with seven different platforms, including one talking about the ethics of competing in the world of sport," he said.
"It will not be a barrier, but an enabler and a benefit for the athlete.
"This summer we will be in dialogue with our young athletes about this at the Under-20 and Under-23 Championships.â€