In addition to the Organising Committees' representatives, the three-day seminar was attended by FISU International Technical Committee chair Marian Dymalski in Lausanne.

Each presenter gave explanations on venues, installations and equipment to be used as well as planned cultural activities and the legacy associated with the event.

FISU sports director Juan-Carlos Holgado provided guidance and offered suggestions to delegates.

"The diversity of the projects presented also allowed interesting discussions on the importance of volunteers, the role of universities, the need for more sustainability and the support of the media when organising such world-wide events," read a FISU statement.

Currently, there are 19 Championships scheduled for 2024 with 11 in Europe, three in Asia, three in the Americas, and two in Africa.

The season is due to start on January 12 with the FISU World Championship Ski Orienteering in Lenzerheide in Switzerland.

Oman's capital Muscat is then scheduled to hold the Cross Country World Championship event on February 17 and 18.

Championships in speed skating, finswimming, cycling, sailing, futsal, mind sports, squash, rowing, powerlifting, orienteering, cheerleading, golf, triathlon, sport climbing, shooting, modern pentathlon, and beach volleyball are also confirmed to take place next year.