European Olympic Committees
Appearance
The European Olympic Committees is an organization based in Rome, Italy. Its European membership is 49 National Olympic Committees.
Member countries
In the following table, the year in which the NOC was recognized by the International Olympic Committee (IOC) is also given if it is different from the year in which the NOC was created.
Nation | Code | National Olympic Committee | Created | Ref. |
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Albania | ALB | National Olympic Committee of Albania | 1958/1959 | [2] |
Andorra | AND | Comitè Olímpic Andorrà | 1971/1975 | [3] |
Armenia | ARM | National Olympic Committee of Armenia | 1990/1993 | [4] |
Austria | AUT | Österreichisches Olympisches Comité | 1908/1912 | [5] |
Azerbaijan | AZE | National Olympic Committee of the Azerbaijani Republic | 1992/1993 | [6] |
Belarus | BLR | National Olympic Committee of the Republic of Belarus | 1991/1993 | [7] |
Belgium | BEL | Comité Olympique et Interfédéral Belge / Belgisch Olympisch en Interfederaal Comite | 1906 | [8] |
Bosnia and Herzegovina | BIH | Olympic Committee of Bosnia and Herzegovina | 1992/1993 | [9] |
Bulgaria | BUL | Bulgarian Olympic Committee | 1923/1924 | [10] |
Croatia | CRO | Croatian Olympic Committee | 1991/1993 | [11] |
Cyprus | CYP | The Cyprus National Olympic Committee | 1974/1978 | [12] |
Czech Republic | CZE | Czech Olympic Committee | 1899/1993 | [13] |
Denmark | DEN | National Olympic Committee and Sports Confederation of Denmark | 1905 | [14] |
Estonia | EST | Estonian Olympic Committee | 1923/1991 | [15] |
Finland | FIN | Finnish Olympic Committee | 1907 | [16] |
France | FRA | Comité National Olympique et Sportif Français | 1894 | [17] |
Georgia | GEO | Georgian National Olympic Committee | 1989/1993 | [18] |
Germany | GER | Deutscher Olympischer Sportbund | 1895 | [19] |
Great Britain | GBR | British Olympic Association | 1905 | [20] |
Greece | GRE | Comité Olympique Hellénique | 1894/1895 | [21] |
Hungary | HUN | Hungarian Olympic Committee | 1895 | [22] |
Iceland | ISL | The National Olympic and Sports Association of Iceland | 1921/1935 | [23] |
Ireland | IRL | Olympic Council of Ireland | 1922 | [24] |
Israel[1] | ISR | Olympic Committee of Israel | 1933/1952 | [25] |
Italy | ITA | Comitato Olimpico Nazionale Italiano | 1908/1915 | [26] |
Latvia | LAT | Latvian Olympic Committee | 1922/1991 | [27] |
Liechtenstein | LIE | Liechtensteinischer Olympischer Sportverband | 1935 | [28] |
Lithuania | LTU | National Olympic Committee of Lithuania | 1924/1991 | [29] |
Luxembourg | LUX | Comité Olympique et Sportif Luxembourgeois | 1912 | [30] |
FYR Macedonia | MKD | Olympic Committee of the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia | 1992/1993 | [31] |
Malta | MLT | Malta Olympic Committee | 1928/1936 | [32] |
Moldova | MDA | Comité National Olympique de la République de Moldova | 1991/1993 | [33] |
Monaco | MON | Comité Olympique Monégasque | 1907/1953 | [34] |
Montenegro | MNE | Montenegrin Olympic Committee | 2006/2007 | [35] |
Netherlands | NED | Nederlands Olympisch Comité * Nederlandse Sport Federatie | 1912 | [36] |
Norway | NOR | Norwegian Olympic Committee and Confederation of Sports | 1900 | [37] |
Poland | POL | Polish Olympic Committee | 1918/1919 | [38] |
Portugal | POR | Comité Olímpico de Portugal | 1909 | [39] |
Romania | ROU | Romanian Olympic and Sports Committee | 1914 | [40] |
Russia | RUS | Russian Olympic Committee | 1989/1993 | [41] |
San Marino | SMR | Comitato Olimpico Nazionale Sammarinese | 1959 | [42] |
Serbia | SRB | Olympic Committee of Serbia | 1911[2]/1912[3] | [43] |
Slovakia | SVK | Slovak Olympic Committee | 1992/1993 | [44] |
Slovenia | SLO | Olympic Committee of Slovenia Association of Sports Federations | 1991/1993 | [45] |
Spain | ESP | Comité Olímpico Español | 1912 | [46] |
Sweden | SWE | Swedish Olympic Committee | 1913 | [47] |
Switzerland | SUI | Swiss Olympic Association | 1912 | [48] |
Turkey | TUR | National Olympic Committee of Turkey | 1908/1911 | [49] |
Ukraine | UKR | National Olympic Committee of Ukraine | 1990/1993 | [50] |
Notes
- ^ Israel is a full member of the EOC since 1994. Until 1981 it was a member of the Asian Games Federation (a predecessor of Olympic Council of Asia).
- ^ The Olympic Committee of Serbia was founded in 1911, as a successor to the Serbian Olympic Club.
- ^ The Olympic Committee of Serbia was admitted to the IOC in July 1912, and sent a delegation to the 1912 Summer Olympics.[1]
Events of the EOC
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