On Saturday and Sunday, the Games welcome a delegation of ENGSO Youth. ENGSO Youth, as a youth branch of ENGSO, the European Non-Governmental Sport Organisation, has the aim to represent the young Europeans in sports in 40 countries and to achieve, promote and support the implementation of the ENGSO guidelines for children and youth sport. ENGSO Youth promotes sport, health and participation of children and young people as well as volunteering and international cooperation in the sport sector.

ENGSO Youth held its joyful and active meeting in Rijeka before sharing a dinner with EUSA Student Commission in order to discuss possible further cooperation. EUSA and ENGSO Youth have already been cooperating on several projects in the past, in particular on anti-doping issues. 

The Games have also been the occasion for the Student Commission to meet with Lea Meister, chair of the European Students’ Union, the leading organisation for student’s rights in Europe, in order to discuss possible cooperation around the volunteer programme and other future projects.