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European Confederation
FISLA EUROPEAN CONFEDERATION (FISLA-EU)5Regions
21Member Countries
26Votes in Assembly
The FISLA European Confederation brings together 21 national sports law associations from across the European continent, organized into 5 geographic regions. As the cradle of modern sports governance and home to many of the world's most established legal institutions, this confederation plays a leading role in shaping the rule of law, transparency, and the protection of athletes' rights throughout Europe.
The Five Regions of the European Confederation
1
Northern Europe
4 member countries
- Sweden
- Norway
- Denmark
- Finland
2
Western Europe
8 member countries
- Germany
- France
- Netherlands
- Belgium
- Luxembourg
- Switzerland
- Austria
- United Kingdom
3
Central Europe
3 member countries
- Poland
- Czechia
- Hungary
Key Facts
44 CountriesEurope has around 44 independent countries, 21 of which are FISLA members
Population of ~600 MillionA densely populated continent with deep sporting and legal heritage
HeadquartersThe European Confederation operates with an active secretariat serving its members
26 VotesIn the FISLA General Assembly — strong representation in global decision-making
Member Countries — Overview
| Region | Number of Countries | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Northern Europe | 4 | Active |
| Western Europe | 8 | Active |
| Central Europe | 3 | Active |
| Mediterranean Europe | 3 | Active |
| Eastern Europe & Caucasus | 3 | Active |
| Total | 21 | — |
Rule of Law
Excellence
Respect
Unity
Accountability