Working Party on Sport finalises EU Work Plan for Sport

Working Party on Sport finalises EU Work Plan for Sport

The Working Party on Sport met on 8 April. Priority topic of the meeting was the finalisation of the text for the EU Work for Sport (2024-2027) and the Council Conclusions on the contribution of self-organised sport to supporting active and healthy lifestyles among Europeans. Furthermore, the EU Sport Ministers discussed a background document on the role of volunteers in European sport, presumably in preparation of the Education, Youth, Culture and Sport Council to take place 13-14 May. During this EYCS Council, the EU Work Plan for Sport 2024-2027 as well as the Council Conclusions are expected to be adopted.

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