The 21st FIM Europe Congress in Malta finished successfully today with the Meetings of the Sporting and Non-Sporting Councils, the Management Council as well as the General Assembly in the afternoon. There were 38 National Federations present and over 250 delegates.
Important decisions were taken, among them the approval of the 2014 Balance-sheet, of the 2015 Budget and the election of one auditor (Mr Tapio Nevala from Finland), additions to the Sporting Code as well as to the Disciplinary and Arbitration Code.
Comprehensive reports have been presented about the Sporting as well the Non-Sporting activities.
The General Assembly approved the bid of the Luxembourg Federation to organise the 2017 FIM Europe Congress in the city of Luxembourg.
“I am very pleased with the results of the Congress in Malta”, Dr Wolfgang Srb stated. “Important decisions for the future of FIM Europe have been taken. The atmosphere and the cooperation during all these days were excellent and I am happy with the strong support for our common targets. Malta was a most beautiful venue and I hope that we will return one day”.
The 22th edition of the FIM Europe Congress will take place from 30th June to 2nd July in Kavala, Greece.
