Can individuals share content from the event?
Yes! While public access to event locations is limited, those attending public activities are encouraged to share their experiences using the official hashtags and tag Moot social media accounts.
How can journalists request information?
Journalists should contact the Moot Press Office for media materials, interviews, and accreditation for official press coverage. 4. TOURISM & LOCAL INFORMATION
What can visitors explore in Portugal during Moot?
Portugal offers a wide range of attractions, including: Lisbon: Historic neighborhoods, Belém Tower, Jerónimos Monastery, Tram 28, Cristo Rei, Alfama District Porto: Ribeira district, Dom Luís I Bridge, Port wine […]
What local accommodations are available for visitors?
Visitors can choose from: Hotels and hostels in major cities Airbnb and guesthouses for a local experience Eco-lodges and camping sites for nature enthusiasts
What is the local currency?
Portugal uses the Euro (€). Credit/debit cards are widely accepted, and ATMs are available in most areas.
What is the emergency contact number in Portugal?
For emergencies, dial 112 for police, medical assistance, or fire services. 5. GET INVOLVED: ENGAGE!
How can the general public support Moot?
People can support the event by: Volunteering for local projects related to Moot Attending public side events Promoting Moot on social media
Where can I get more information?
For more details, visit the official Moot website or follow updates on social media channels. This FAQ is designed to provide the general public with an overview of Moot and […]
Where and when will Moot take place?
Moot will be held in Portugal (Europe) from July 25 to August 3, 2025. The event will begin with an Opening Ceremony in Lisbon, followed by five days of Paths […]
Who organizes Moot?
The event is organized by the Portuguese Scout Federation (FEP) in partnership with World Organization of Scout Movement (WOSM), supported by government institutions and local partners.
