By applying for the European Scout Committee, I hope to be able to support the development of OSNs to equip more and more young people and adults to be actors of positive changes in our societies.

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It has never been more important to position our movement as a safe space for our youth and volunteers, and as a laboratory for experimenting with a different world view, more respectful of the environment and of humans, in all their diversity.

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In this changing world, where the pace of technological innovations is constantly accelerating and disrupting our ways of living, of thinking, it is extremely important to support the NSOs so that Scouting continues to meet the needs of young people, and be increasingly attractive to younger generations.

 

The pandemic that we have just experienced allows us to think differently, and I am very motivated to be able to participate in a committee mission to create the spaces for discussion and collaboration that will make it possible to invent the Scouting of tomorrow.

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It is also particularly important for me to reflect on the political impact our movement can have, and I am convinced that this is also the role of the European Scouting Committee: how to put our energies at the service of the education of young people and accompany the transformation of our societies, in order to carry our vision of peace and unity in our societies.

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Finally, in the current European context, it seems to me more important than ever to affirm the place of Scouting as a peace education movement, where the voice of young people counts and where all can work together to create a more united world