Michael Wiederer will stay at the helm of the European Handball Federation for another four years.
The 65-year-old was re-elected as EHF President by the EHF Congress 2021 in Vienna on Friday.
Wiederer’s second term as president will run until 2025. The Austrian was first elected in 2016 at the EHF Congress in St. Wolfgang, Austria, where he succeeded Jean Brihault from France. Wiederer had been the EHF’s Secretary General since 1992.
The elections for the top positions in European handball were the focus on the first day of EHF Congress 2021.
Together with the EHF President, the EHF Executive Committee was elected at the congress.
Predrag Boskovic (MNE) was confirmed as Vice President; Tjark de Lange (NED) withdrew his candidature shortly before the election.
Henrik La Cour (DEN) was re-elected as Vice President Finances. He was the only the candidate.
Bozidar Djurkovic (SRB) remains the chairperson of the Competition Commission.
Pedro Sequeira (POR) follows Jerzy Eliasz (POL) as chairperson of the Methods Commission.
Gabriella Horvath (HUN) is the new chairperson of the Beach Handball Commission. She succeeds Ole R. Jorstad.
The three additional members elected to the EXEC are Francisco V. Blazquez Garcia (ESP), Franjo Bobinac (SLO) and Stefan Lövgren (SWE).
Furthermore, Bente Aksnes (NOR) was confirmed as additional representative after a corresponding motion on the election mode for gender representative had been approved by the congress.
The representatives of the Professional Handball Board, Women’s Handball Board and Nations Board will be nominated by the respective bodies.
Photos which can be used for editorial purposes are available here. Mandatory credit: Uros Hocevar / Kolektiffimages
The overview of all elections taking place at EHF Congress is available on eurohandball.com.
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