A total of 360 participants from 45 countries take part in 100 working sessions during four day. The first World Para Snow Sports Online Nations Meetings concluded with 360 participants from 45 countries.
More than 100 working sessions were conducted by the 25 World Para Snow Sports Working Groups over four days of presentations.
The Nations Meeting began with sport specific discussions, starting with Para Alpine skiing on 20 May and featuring 90 participants, followed by Para Nordic skiing on 25 May with 80 participants, and Para Snowboard the following day with 70 participants.
The combined Para Snow Sports Nations Meetings, held on 28 May, had 120 participants with Dimitrije Lazarovksi, Head of World Para Snow Sports, leading the proceedings.
Lazarovski presented a report about the 2019-2020 season results and improvements as compared to the previous season.
He also updated the member nations about the status of the Lillehammer 2021 World Para Snow Sports Championships and the Beijing 2022 Paralympic Winter Games.
Special guests from both of the major events took part in the meeting. Ola Keul made a presentation as the head of the Lillehammer 2021 Local Organising Committee, while Mu Yong made a presentation on behalf of Beijing 2022.
Furthermore, members were informed about the current stage of the International Paralympic Committee (IPC) governance re-structure and the next IPC Extraordinary General Assembly.
