EOC representative elected member of Council of Europe EPAS Consultative Committee Bureau

EOC representative elected member of Council of Europe EPAS Consultative Committee Bureau

The annual plenary meeting of the Enlarged Partial Agreement on Sport (EPAS) Governing Board with the Consultative Committee took place on 29-30 May. Most notably, the Consultative Committee elected its bureau for a 2-year term. Annamarie Phelps, representing the European Olympic Committee was elected as new bureau member bringing the voice of the European Olympic Movement to the table.  Besides elections, new members were welcomed to the EPAS Consultative Committee, including the EOC EU Office partner organisation Rugby Europe. Furthermore, the Governing Board and Consultative Committee discussed the EPAS Strategy 2024-2025 and upcoming activities around the topics of ethical sport, inclusive sport and safe sport.

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