European Volleyball is the governing body responsible for overseeing and organizing volleyball, beach volleyball, and snow volleyball competitions throughout Europe. Recognized by the FIVB and with headquarters in Luxembourg City, European Volleyball is comprised of 56 National Federations. Their primary objective is to promote and expand the popularity of volleyball in all its forms.

To achieve this, they work closely with stakeholders such as national leagues, clubs, promoters, sponsors, and partners at all levels of the game. By fostering cooperation and mutual understanding, European Volleyball aims to develop friendly relations between national federations and all officials, trainers, referees, and players. European teams have established themselves as powerhouses in international competitions, with achievements such as Poland's two-time world championship in men's volleyball and Italy's silver medal at the Rio 2016 Olympics.

In addition to traditional volleyball, Europe leads the way in beach volleyball, breaking the dominance of the USA and Brazil. They are also pioneers in snow volleyball, with the sport gaining popularity through European Championships and a European Tour. European Volleyball's dedication to teamwork and unity mirrors the essence of successful volleyball teams, and they strive to grow the game from grassroots to elite levels