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Presidium
The daily business of EMA is carried out by the five-member presidium (in the statutes called the board).
At the 2026 General Assembly the following presidium was elected:
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Presidium member |
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| TINA CHRISTENSEN  Denmark |
GEMMA SAKAMOTO  United Kingdom |
JASPER GERMEYS  Sweden |
SÉRGIO MATOS LIMA  Portugal |
KLAUDIA LENSU  Finland |
Board
Each country appoints a member of the EMA board (not currently described by the statutes).
The board functions as contact point between EMA and the respective national organizations.
The board can make decisions between General Assemblies on matters such as: certification of tournaments, rule revisions, ranking system revisions.
EMA board appointed 2024:
 Austria |
 Armenia |
 Belarus |
 Belgium |
 Czech Republic |
Denmark |
Finland |
 France |
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| Michael Gürtl-Dusleag |
Evgenii Minin |
Pavel Verabei |
Henri DEVILLEZ |
Vojtech Trmal |
Tina Christensen |
Klaudia LENSU |
Nicolas BAPTISTE |
 Georgia |
 Germany |
United Kingdom |
 Hungary |
 Ireland |
 Italy |
 Latvia |
 Lithuania |
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| Andrei Sadovskii |
Manuel Kameda Schlich |
Gemma Sakamoto |
Ildikó Hargitai |
Joaquín Padilla Rivero |
Marco Montebelli |
Max White |
LRMA |
 Netherlands |
 Norway |
 Poland |
Portugal |
 Romania |
 Serbia |
 Slovakia |
 Slovenia |
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| Ivar Bouwman |
Glenn Ivar HUSOM |
Michał Tkaczyk |
Sergio MATOS LIMA |
Rene Khezam |
Kirill Khromov | Tomas Siron |
Matija Klinc |
 Spain |
Sweden |
 Switzerland |
 Ukraine |
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| Edgar RUBIO RODILLA |
Petter Ranefall |
Luc Humbert |
Maksym Ivanov |
President of European Mahjong Association
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| Uwe Martens |
Robert Rijnders |
Tina Christensen |
Luc Humbert |
Marco Montebelli Italy |
Tina Christensen |
Ranking Manager
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Sebastien BERRET |
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These are the 21 member countries and their representatives:
National organizations can apply for EMA membership by sending a written application to the presidium. The General Assembly will decide on admission
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History
EMA was founded in 2005 during the first Open European Mahjong Championship (OEMC) in Nijmegen, the Netherlands.
The \'founding members\' were: Austria, Denmark, France, Germany, Hungary, Italy and the Netherlands.
The EMA is registered at The Central Business Register in Denmark (CVR: det centrale virksomhedsregister) at The Danish Commerce and Companies Agency (Erhvervs- og Selskabsstyrelsen).
In 2008 Finland, the Russian Federation, Slovakia, Spain and Sweden applied for the EMA membership, followed in 2009 by Belgium and Portugal. All organizations were admitted during the GA of 2009 in Baden, Austria.
In 2011 EMA’s biennial General Assembly (GA) in Mestre, Italy, accepted the memberhips of Poland and United Kingdom, bringing the current membership to 16 countries.