Gymnastics has high expectations for the European Games in Baku (June 12-28, 2015). Meeting at the end of last week in Lausanne, the Presidential Council of the European Gymnastics Union (UEG) carried out a final examination of the organization of the continental event. The president of the UEG, Frenchman Georges Guelzec, insisted on the political stakes of this competition where the discipline will test its plans to reform competition formats. The UEG has requested the opinions and recommendations of experts, in order to draw up the framework within which the competitions must be organized in the future. In Baku, Georges Guelzec will meet the president of the Athletes' Commission of the International Gymnastics Federation, the Finn Jani Tanskanen.
— Published June 1, 2015
