Sport in Kosovo
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Several sports federations have been formed in Kosovo within the framework of Law No. 2003/24 "Law on Sport" passed by the Assembly of Kosovo in 2003. The law formally established a national Olympic Committee, regulated the establishment of sports federations and established guidelines for sports clubs. At present only some of the sports federations established have gained international recognition.
International recognition [edit]
Main article: Membership of Kosovo in international sports federations
The following governing bodies were internationally recognized:
- Archery Federation of Kosovo[1]
- Table Tennis Federation of Kosovo[2]
- Weightlifting Federation of Kosovo[3]
- Softball Federation of Kosovo[4]
- Curling Federation of Kosovo[5]
Non-International recognition [edit]
Basketball Federation of Kosovo
Football Federation of Kosovo
Main article: Football in Kosovo
Handball Federation of Kosovo
Olympic Committee of Kosovo
Volley Ball Federation of Kosovo
- Shqipe F. Kqiku, captain of Kosovo Volley Ball team.
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