Conference (seminar) – Varna, 28.09.2025

C-Games for the SOUL – 100-year-old games for the soul

On September 28, a conference-seminar “C-Games for the SOUL – 100-year-old games for the soul” was held in the Youth Hall – Varna.

The theme of the event was the power of traditional games to create connections within families and between generations.

Key highlights:

Promoting traditional games as a way to strengthen family bonds

Raising awareness of the benefits of intergenerational sport for mental health

Encouraging sustainable family practices – lower carbon footprint and conscious eating

Presenting the EU Green Deal, the European Climate Pact, and the Sustainable Development Goals through sport

Participants:

Moderator: Kristiana Kazandzhieva – Board member of the Bio Network Association

Guests from Italy:

Luana Sanna – Vice President of the Regional Sports Committee of Sardinia

Maria Pina Casula – former president of UISP Sassari and daughter of a well-known Sardinian wooden toy craftsman

Giuseppe Salis – UISP Sassari

Gianni Sanna – basketball club manager and basketball coach in Sardinia

Guests from Türkiye:

Bilal Kuşoğlu – Secretary General of the Special Provincial Administration of Kırklareli

Emrah Babuşçu – Director of the Sports Department at the Provincial Administration of Kırklareli

Guests from Bulgaria:

Georgi Georgiev – municipal councillor, Chair of the Permanent Committee on Youth Activities and Sports

Zlatka Antova – Head of the “Modern History” Department at the Regional Historical Museum – Varna, chief curator

Katya Koleva – Chair of the Board of the Institute for Social Integration

Denislava Nikolaeva – HR consultant, trainer and coach

Christophe Gronjaer (France) – Director at the European Association of Sport Employers

We thank all participants who shared their time, experience, and inspiration!

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