On Monday, 13 April 2026, a coordination meeting was held between Panathlon International, as project coordinator, and the University of Montenegro, which is responsible for organising the next YOULEAD Transnational Project Meeting, scheduled to take place in Podgorica in June.
The meeting focused on logistical arrangements, organisational planning and the main coordination aspects among partners, in preparation for this important project milestone. The official agenda will be shared shortly with all consortium partners.
YOULEAD is a 30-month Erasmus+ project funded by the European Union and coordinated by Panathlon International. It aims to promote more inclusive, democratic and gender-balanced leadership structures within sports organisations by empowering young people and strengthening their participation in governance and decision-making processes at local, national and European level.
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