FEI General Assembly Livestream and Blog
The 2018 FEI General Assembly, which takes place on Tuesday, November 20 at the Gulf Hotel in Manama (BRN), will be available to watch live from 9:00 a.m. local time. Click here to view.
In addition, we will have a blog running throughout the day updating all the news from the session. Access the blog here from 9:00 a.m. local time.
All information on the FEI General Assembly, including the programme, is available here.
The FEI General Assembly acts as a platform for discussions and voting on the major decisions of the FEI and the governance of the sport. It is held in a different location every year.
The FEI General Assembly governs the overall direction, development, and management of the FEI’s disciplines worldwide. Elections are held at the FEI General Assembly and decisions are taken, by vote, on changes to FEI Statutes, long-term strategies, FEI budgets, and important equestrian matters.
Media queries in connection with the FEI General Assembly and requests for interviews should be sent to the FEI Communications team.
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