Structure Of AEGEE
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- The document outlines the organizational structure of AEGEE, including bodies like the Comité Directeur (governing board), Commissions, Network Commission, Liaison Officers, Working Groups, and Project Teams. - Locals (currently 273) are divided into Contact-Antennae and Antennae, with requirements to transition between the levels. - Statutory meetings include the biannual Agora general assembly and European Boards Meeting for long-term planning. Key roles are elected including the Chairman and Secretary.
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