The European Boules Confederation (CEP) governing council, under the chairmanship of Mike Pegg, as well as several working committees of the PIU, met for the first time last weekend from 7 to 9 April in their new headquarters in National Center of Boules and Petanque in Belvaux-Metzerlach, where the CEP set up its official seat in Luxembourg in January this year.
The Minister of Sports, Romain Schneider, and the Mayor of the municipality of Sanem, Georges Engel, took the opportunity to welcome Luxembourg to the heads of the European Confederation of Boules, The European Table Tennis Union (ETTU), the European Volleyball Confederation (CEV), the European Federation of Popular Sports (IVV) and the International Federation of Sports Powerlifting (IPF).
The CEP, which is now headquartered in the Belvaux-Metzerlach National Bowling Club, run by the Luxembourg Federation of Balls and Petanque (FLBP), signed an agreement with the Ministry of Sports and the FLBP, chaired by Gérard Schneider. Agreement regulating the modalities of their collaboration and cohabitation within the national center of balls and petanque.
Image: Mike Pegg, Georges Engel, Minister Romain Schneider. © MSP
