Twin club success at EUCO: Malmö-Lund International and Ankara Çayyoulu win third place in the ERIC Twin Club Awards

At the European Rotaract Convention (EUCO) as members came together to recognize the outstanding achievements of clubs from around Europe. A standout moment for the Swedish delegation was when the Rotaract Club of Malmö-Lund International proudly secured third place in the ERIC Twin Club Awards. They celebrated this success in partnership with their twin club, the Rotaract Club of Ankara Çayyoulu from Turkey.

This award marks an early success for the still newly founded Malmö-Lund International. One of Swedens newer clubs. It refelcts positively on the power of international partnerships in promoting community service, cultural exchange, and leadership development.

Celebrating International Collaboration

Winning the award for best twin club is about more than just recognition; it underscores a deep commitment to collaboration that crosses borders. The partnership between Malmö-Lund International and Ankara Çayyoulu shows how clubs can unite to tackle social issues and create impactful change in their communities. They worked together on the Stories that Unite project which purpise was to highlight the shared experiences and challenges of diverse communities through cinema, create a welcoming space for dialogue about cultural differences and similarities, and encourage participants to reflect on their role in promoting inclusivity in their communities.

The Award received by both the Rotaract club of Malmö-Lund International and and the Rotaract Club of Ankara Çayyoulu.

Impact of Twin Clubs

The twin clubs concept in Rotaract allows participants to learn from each other while promoting cultural understanding. These relationships empower Rotaractors to share resources, ideas, and experiences, magnifying their impact in service projects.

Being awarded third place for best twin club at the EUCO is a true testament to the hard work and dedication of both the Rotaract Club of Malmö-Lund International and the Rotaract Club of Ankara Çayyoulu. Their joint efforts highlight the strength of international friendships in driving meaningful change and making a positive difference through Stories that Unite.