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This region is the counterpart of the [[WAGGGS-Europe Region|Europe Region]] of the [[World Association of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts]] (WAGGGS). The European Scout Region has strong connections to the Europe Region of WAGGGS. Both maintained a joint office in Brussels for some years and published a monthly newsletter called '''Eurofax''' (this newsletter was already published by the European Scout Office before the joint office was opened, and reverted to WOSM when the joint office closed; it is still in existence under the name Euro.Scout.Info). | This region is the counterpart of the [[WAGGGS-Europe Region|Europe Region]] of the [[World Association of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts]] (WAGGGS). The European Scout Region has strong connections to the Europe Region of WAGGGS. Both maintained a joint office in Brussels for some years and published a monthly newsletter called '''Eurofax''' (this newsletter was already published by the European Scout Office before the joint office was opened, and reverted to WOSM when the joint office closed; it is still in existence under the name Euro.Scout.Info). | ||
Full members status is held to the | Full members status is held to the European Youth Forum (YFJ) which operates within the Council of Europe and [[European Union]] areas and works closely with both these bodies. | ||
A WOSM joint Eurasian-and-European Scout meeting was held in Kiev in April 2009. | A WOSM joint Eurasian-and-European Scout meeting was held in Kiev in April 2009. | ||
