Komiteti Olimpik Evropian

Komiteti Olimpik Evropian
European Olympic Committees
Formuar më	1968
Lloji	Federata sportive (Sports federation)
Selia	Rome, Itali
Anëtarësia	50 komitete Kombëtare Olimpike
Gjuha zyrtare	Gabim i përfshirjes: {{En}} është vetëm për emërhapësirën e Skeda. Përdorni më mirë {{lang-en}} ose {{in lang\|en}}., Franca
President	Janez Kocijančič
Vice President	Niels Nygaard
Faqja në internet	www.eurolympic.org

Komiteti Olimpik Evropian (anglisht: European Olympic Committees) është një organizatë me bazë në Romë, Itali. Anëtarësia e saj evropiane përbëhet nprej 50 Komiteteve Olimpike Kombëtare.

Vendet anëtare

Shteti	Kodi	Komiteti Kombëtar Olimpik	Anëtarësuar
Albania	ALB	Olympic Committee of Albania	1958/1959
Andorra	AND	Andorran Olympic Committee	1971/1975
Armenia	ARM	Armenian Olympic Committee	1990/1993
Austria	AUT	Austrian Olympic Committee	1908/1912
Azerbaijan	AZE	National Olympic Committee of the Azerbaijani Republic	1992/1993
Belarus	BLR	Belarus Olympic Committee	1991/1993
Belgium	BEL	Belgian Olympic Committee	1906
Bosnia and Herzegovina	BIH	Olympic Committee of Bosnia and Herzegovina	1992/1993
Bulgaria	BUL	Bulgarian Olympic Committee	1923/1924
Croatia	CRO	Croatian Olympic Committee	1991/1993
Cyprus	CYP	Cyprus Olympic Committee	1974/1978
Czech Republic	CZE	Czech Olympic Committee	1899/1993
Denmark	DEN	National Olympic Committee and Sports Confederation of Denmark	1905
Estonia	EST	Estonian Olympic Committee	1923/1991
Finland	FIN	Finnish Olympic Committee	1907
France	FRA	French Olympic Committee	1894
Georgia	GEO	Georgian National Olympic Committee	1989/1993
Germany	GER	Deutscher Olympischer Sportbund	1895
Britania e Madhe	GBR	British Olympic Association	1905
Greece	GRE	Hellenic Olympic Committee	1894/1895
Hungary	HUN	Hungarian Olympic Committee	1895
Iceland	ISL	National Olympic and Sports Association of Iceland	1921/1935
Ireland	IRL	Olympic Council of Ireland	1922
Israel^[1]	ISR	Olympic Committee of Israel	1933/1952
Italy	ITA	Italian National Olympic Committee	1908/1915
Kosova	KOS	Olympic Committee of Kosova	1992/2014
Latvia	LAT	Latvian Olympic Committee	1922/1991
Liechtenstein	LIE	Liechtenstein Olympic Committee	1935
Lithuania	LTU	National Olympic Committee of Lithuania	1924/1991
Luxembourg	LUX	Luxembourgish Olympic and Sporting Committee	1912
Malta	MLT	Malta Olympic Committee	1928/1936
Macedonia	MKD	Olympic Committee of the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia	1992/1993
Moldova	MDA	National Olympic Committee of the Republic of Moldova	1991/1993
Monako	MON	Comité Olympique Monégasque	1907/1953
Montenegro	MNE	Montenegrin Olympic Committee	2006/2007
Netherlands	NED	Nederlands Olympisch Comité - Nederlandse Sport Federatie	1912
Norway	NOR	Norwegian Olympic and Paralympic Committee and Confederation of Sports	1900
Poland	POL	Polish Olympic Committee	1918/1919
Portugal	POR	Olympic Committee of Portugal	1909
Romania	ROU	Romanian Olympic and Sports Committee	1914
Russia	RUS	Russian Olympic Committee	1989/1993
San Marino	SMR	Comitato Olimpico Nazionale Sammarinese	1959
Serbia	SRB	Olympic Committee of Serbia	1911/1912
Slovakia	SVK	Slovak Olympic Committee	1992/1993
Slovenia	SLO	Slovenian Olympic Committee	1991/1993
Spain	ESP	Spanish Olympic Committee	1912
Sweden	SWE	Swedish Olympic Committee	1913
Switzerland	SUI	Swiss Olympic Association	1912
Turkey	TUR	Turkish Olympic Committee	1908/1911
Ukraine	UKR	National Olympic Committee of Ukraine	1990/1993

Ish anëtarët

Shteti	Kodi	National Olympic Committee	Themeluar	Shpërbërë
Stampa:URS	URS	Soviet Olympic Committee	1951	1992
Jugosllavia	YUG	Yugoslav Olympic Committee	1919/1920	1991

Shih edhe

Referime

↑ Between 1954 and 1974, Israel took part in the Asian Games, but political pressure exerted by Arab countries due to the Arab–Israeli conflict led to Israel's exclusion from the re-organized Olympic Council of Asia in 1981 (See Israelis Facing Asian Ban). It then became a member of the European Olympic Committees in 1994.

Lidhje të jashtme

[1] Between 1954 and 1974, Israel took part in the Asian Games, but political pressure exerted by Arab countries due to the Arab–Israeli conflict led to Israel's exclusion from the re-organized Olympic Council of Asia in 1981 (See Israelis Facing Asian Ban). It then became a member of the European Olympic Committees in 1994.

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