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Jeux de la Francophonie 2023


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5 minutes ago, intoronto said:

lol Canada was supposed to host, but withdrew due to financial concerns, so now the replacement is one of the poorest countries in the world!?

Yep. I was just as shocked. I would have prefer to just to go back to CIV honestly...They hosted such a wonderful edition in 2017 :wub:.

 

Or we could’ve just crossed the Congo River into Brazzaville, and that would have been much nicer too. 
 

By the way, it looks like Ontario may try to send a separate team from the Canadian one this year. Louisiana may also send a team as well...

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On 17/03/2020 at 20:06, Olympian1010 said:

We also have the first countries that have declared their participation in the games: :BDI:BUR:CMR:NBR:CAF:DJI:UAE:FRA:GAB:HAI:LUX:MAR:MTN:MON:SRB

A few more countries to add today: :CAM:CAN:CYP:CIV:VIE

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We’re going to need to change the date to 2022 for this thread now.

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I’m not sure if this is the final list of participating countries, but the CIJF announced it last month like it was…

 

:AND:ARM:BEN:BUR:BDI:CPV:CAM:CMR:CAN:NBR:QUE:CAF:CYP:CGO:COD:CIV:DJI:UAE:FRA:GAB:GEQ:HAI:LBN:LUX:MAD:MAR:MRI:MTN:NIG:ROU:RWA:LCA:SEN:SRB:SEY:SUI:CHA:TOG:TUN:VIE:WLL

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2 minutes ago, Olympian1010 said:

I’m not sure if this is the final list of participating countries, but the CIJF announced it last month like it was…

 

:AND:ARM:BEN:BUR:BDI:CPV:CAM:CMR:CAN:NBR:QUE:CAF:CYP:CGO:COD:CIV:DJI:UAE:FRA:GAB:GEQ:HAI:LBN:LUX:MAD:MAR:MRI:MTN:NIG:ROU:RWA:LCA:SEN:SRB:SEY:SUI:CHA:TOG:TUN:VIE:WLL

I think I know the biggest fan of the flag beside Canada :p 

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CIJF announced the groups for the team sports a while back…

 

Women’s Basketball: 

Pool A - :CGO:LBN:COD:GUI

Pool B - :MAD:CIV:FRA:MAR

Pool C - :HAI:SEN:QUE:BEN

Pool D - :CHA:CMR:WLL:TUN

 

Men’s Football:

Pool A - :COD:CAN:CGO:MAD

Pool B - :FRA:TUN:NIG:BUR

Pool C - :SEN:BEN:CMR:MTN

Pool D - :MAR:CIV:LBN:GUI

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The technical manual for road cycling listed the following nations as qualified/invited (each can send up to six (6) riders):

 

Men - :ARM:BEN:BUR:BDI:QUE:CHA:CGO:CIV:COD:FRA:GAB:GUI:HAI:LBN:MAR:ROU:SEY:SUI:TUN

 

Women - :BEN:BUR:BDI:QUE:CHA:CGO:CIV:FRA:GUI:LBN:MRI:ROU:TUN

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