The handball federations of Serbia, Slovenia, and North Macedonia have officially launched a joint bid to host the 2034 Men’s European Handball Championship.
Key facts
- •The joint bid involves the handball federations of Serbia, Slovenia, and North Macedonia.
- •Seven other nations—Austria, Croatia, Denmark, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Sweden, and Turkey—are also bidding to host.
- •The European Handball Federation will select the host at its Congress next year.
- •The Serbian Handball Federation announced the submission of the bid on Friday.
The Serbian Handball Federation, in partnership with the handball federations of Slovenia and North Macedonia, has submitted a joint candidacy to host the 2034 Men’s European Handball Championship. The announcement was made on Friday, marking the start of the formal selection process for the tournament.
Competition for Hosting Rights
The three Balkan nations are competing against several other countries that have also entered the bidding process. The list of competitors includes Austria, Croatia, Denmark, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Sweden, and Turkey.
Next Steps for the Bid
The Serbian Handball Federation stated that it will continue to work closely with its Slovenian and Macedonian counterparts to develop a comprehensive proposal. The goal of this collaboration is to present a serious hosting plan to the European Handball Federation (EHF). The EHF is expected to select the host for the 2034 tournament during its regular Congress scheduled for next year.
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This article was independently rewritten by ManyPress editorial AI from reporting originally published by N1 Info.
