Andrey Katyrin's Colleagues at Minsk European Games Organising Committee
Aleksandra Sokolovskaia
Manager of EF/IF Communications and Technical Officilas' Services
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Minsk European Games Organising Committee
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From June 21 to June 30, 2019, the Republic of Belarus will become a host of the 2nd European Games – international multi-sport competitions among athletes of the European continent, which are held every four years under the direction of the European Olympic Committees. Within the 2nd European Games, competitions will be held in 15 sports, 9 of which will become qualifying to the Olympic Games 2020 in Tokyo. Competitions in Badminton, Boxing, Canoe Sprint and Judo will be held in the European Championships status.During the determination of the host country of the 2nd European Games, several European states had expressed their willingness to hold the event. In this regard, the EOС set up a working group to coordinate the process for selecting the venue for the 2nd European Games. Initially, the desire to host the Games showed such states as The Netherlands, Russia, Turkey, Poland and some others. At the meeting of the General Assembly of the EOC, which was held on October 21, 2016, Minsk was elected as the final venue for the 2nd European games.Within the Games, 4,000 athletes are expected to arrive to the Belarusian capital to compete in 200 medal events, about 2,000 trainers and attendants representing official delegations from 50 European national Olympic committees. Competitions will be judged by about 650 international and 410 national judges on sports. There are more than 1000 foreign media representatives are expected in Minsk and 100 presidents, general secretaries of European federations on sports and ministers of sports of European countries, more than 250 representatives and workers of the EOC headquarter, presidents and secretaries-general of European NOCs, as well as presidents, prime ministers and senior officials of the European states. Approximately 8,000 volunteers will be involved in the event.