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INVITATION FILE International Military Sports Council Canada International Military Sports Council Canada INVITATION FILE 36th World Military Men’s Volleyball Championship 2018 & 19th World Military Women’s Volleyball Championship 2018 26 MAY TO 5 JUNE 2018 EDMONTON, CANADA CISM “Friendship through Sport” Conseil International du Sport Militaire 36th World Military Men’s Volleyball Championship 19th World Military Women’s Volleyball Championship 26 May – 5 June 2018, Edmonton, Canada A. Distribution List CISM Governing Bodies: • The President of CISM • The Official CISM Representative • The CISM Vice-President for Americas • The CISM Secretary General • The Chief of Liaison Office for Americas • The President and Members of the CISM Volleyball Committee • The Representatives of the CISM Partners and Sponsors • The Chiefs of Delegation of the following CISM Member Countries (in English alphabetical order): # Nom/Name Abbr. # Nom/Name Abbr # Nom/Name Abbr Espagne, Royaume / Nigéria, R.F. / 1 Afghanistan AFG 47 ESP 93 NGR Spain, Kingdom Nigeria, R.F. Afrique du Sud / Estonie,R. / Norvège, Royaume / 2 RSA 48 EST 94 NOR South Africa Estonia, R. Norway, Kingdom Albanie, R. / Etats-Unis d'Amérique / 3 ALB 49 USA 95 Oman, Sultanate OMA Albania, R. United States of America Ex-Rép. yougoslave de Algérie, R.P.D./ Ouganda, R. / 4 ALG 50 Macédoine / Former MKD 96 UGA Algeria, R.P.D. Uganda, R. Yugoslav R. of Macedonia Allemagne, R.F. / Finlande, R. / Ouzbékistan / 5 GER 51 FIN 97 UZB Germany, F.R. Finland, R. Uzbekistan 6 Angola, R ANG 52 France, R FRA 98 Pakistan, R. islamique PAK Arabie Saoudite, Royaume / Palestine, Etat de / 7 KSA 53 Gabon, R. GAB 99 PLS Saudi Arabia, Kingdom Palestine, State of Argentine, R. / Gambie, R / 8 ARG 54 GAM 100 Paraguay, R. PAR Argentina, R Gambia R. Géorgie, R. / Pays-Bas, Royaume / 9 Arménie / Armenia ARM 55 GEO 101 NED Georgia, R. The Netherlands, Kingdom Autriche, R. / Pérou, R. / 10 AUT 56 Ghana, R GHA 102 PER Austria, R. Peru, R. Grèce, R. / 11 Azerbaïdjan AZE 57 GRE 103 Philippines PHI Greece, R. Bahrein, Royaume / Pologne, R. / 12 BRN 58 Guatemala, R GUA 104 POL Bahrain, Kingdom Poland, R. Guinée R. / 13 Bangladesh BAN 59 GUI 105 Portugal, R. POR Guinea, R. Barbade / Qatar, Etat / 14 BAR 60 Guinée-Bissau, R. GBS 106 QAT Barbados State of Qatar Bélarus / Roumanie / 15 BLR 61 Guinée Equatoriale, R GEQ 107 ROU Belarus Romania Belgique, Royaume / Hongrie, R. / Russie, Fédération / 16 BEL 62 HON 108 RUS Belgium, Kingdom Hungary, R. Russia, Federation Bénin, R. / Inde, R. / 17 BEN 63 IND 109 Rwanda, R RWA Benin, R. India, R. Bolivie, R. / Indonésie / 18 BOL 64 IDN 110 Senega, R. Bolivia, R. Indonesia Bosnie-Herzégovine / Iran, R. islamique / Serbie / 19 BIH 65 IRI 111 SRB Bosnia Herzegovina Islamic R. of Iran Serbia Iraq / 20 Botswana, R. BOT 66 IRK 112 Sierra Leone, R SLN Irak Brésil, R.F. / Irlande, R / Slovaquie, R. / 21 BRA 67 IRL 113 SVK Brazil, F.R. Ireland, R.. Slovakia, R. Bulgarie, R. / Italie, R. / Slovénie, R. / 22 BUL 68 ITA 114 SLO Bulgaria, R. Italy, R. Slovenia, R. Soudan, R. / 23 Burkina Faso BUR 69 Jamaïque JAM 115 SUD Sudan, R. Jordanie, Royaume 24 Burundi, R. BDI 70 JOR 116 Sri Lanka, R SRI hachémite/Jordania Suède, Royaume / 25 Cabo Verde, R. CPV 71 Kazakhstan, R KAZ 117 SWE Sweden, Kingdom Suisse, Conféd. / 26 Cameroun, R. CMR 72 Kenya KEN 118 SUI Switzerland, Confed. 27 Canada CAN 73 Kirghizistan KGZ 119 Suriname, R SUR Page 3 of 7 Conseil International du Sport Militaire 36th World Military Men’s Volleyball Championship 19th World Military Women’s Volleyball Championship 26 May – 5 June 2018, Edmonton, Canada Centrafricaine, Rep / Koweït, Etat / 28 CAF 74 KUW 120 Swaziland, Royaume SWA Central African R. Kuwait, State Chili, R. / Rép. Arabe Syrienne / 29 CHI 75 Lesotho LES 121 SYR Chile, R. Syrian Arab rep. Chine, R.P. / Lettonie / Tanzanie, Rép.-Unie / 30 CHN 76 LAT 122 TAN China, P.R. Latvia United R. Tanzania Chypre, R. / Liban, R. / Tchad, R. / 31 CYP 77 LBN 123 CHA Cyprus, R. Lebanon, R. Chad, R. Colombie / Libye / Rép. Tchèque / 32 COL 78 LBA 124 CZE Colombia Libya Czech Republic Comores, Union des / Lituanie, R. / 33 COM 79 LTU 125 Thaïlande, Royaume THA Comoros, Union of Lithuania, R. 34 Congo, R. CGO 80 Luxembourg, G.D. LUX 126 Togo, R. TOG 35 Congo, R. D. COD 81 Madagascar, R MAD 127 Trinité & Tobago TRI R.P.D. Corée / Tunisie, R. / 36 PRK 82 Malawi MAW 128 TUN D.P.R. of Korea Tunisia, R. Corée, R./ Turquie, R. / 37 KOR 83 Mali, R. MLI 129 TUR Korea, R. Turkey, R. Malte / 38 Côte d'Ivoire, R CIV 84 MLT 130 Ukraine UKR Malta Croatie, R. / Maroc, Royaume / 39 CRO 85 MAR 131 Uruguay, R. orientale URU Croatia, R. Morocco, Kingdom Danemark, Royaume / 40 DEN 86 Mauritanie, R. islamique MTN 132 Venezuela, R. VEN Denmark, Kingdom 41 Djibouti, R. DJI 87 Monaco MCO 133 Viet Nam, R VIE République Dominicaine / Mongolie, Etat / Yémen, R / 42 DOM 88 MNG 134 YEM Dominican R. Mongolia, State Yemen, R. Egypte, R. arabe / Zambie, R / 43 EGY 89 Monténégro MNE 135 ZAM Egypt, Arabic R. Zambia, R. Emirats Arabes Unis / 44 UAE 90 Myanmar MYA 136 Zimbabwe, R. ZIM United Arab Emirates Equateur / Namibie / 45 ECU 91 NAM Ecuador Namibia Erythrée / 46 ERI 92 Niger, R NIG Eritrea * Only CISM active member national have the right to participate in CISM events (CISM Regulations, Article 1.10) Page 4 of 7 Conseil International du Sport Militaire 36th World Military Men’s Volleyball Championship 19th World Military Women’s Volleyball Championship 26 May – 5 June 2018, Edmonton, Canada B. General Program of the Championship Date Activity Saturday 26 May • Arrival of delegations • Preliminary Inquiry • Preliminary and Technical Meeting Sunday 27 May • Training • Opening ceremony Monday 28 May • Start of the competition • Last day of competition Sunday 3 June • Award and Closing ceremony/banquet Monday 4 June • Cultural day Tuesday 5 June • Departure of delegations C. Composition of the Mission Chief of Mission (per Nation) 1 Team Captain (per team M/W) 1 Coach (per team M/W) 1 Assistant coach (per team M/W) 1 Doctor, athletic trainer or physiotherapist (per team M/W) 1 Male and/or Female athletes 12 Referee per team (per team M/W) 1 a) The Men’s Volleyball Championship is limited to ten (10) teams and Women’s Volleyball Championship is limited to six (6) teams. b) No additional member(s) may be included in the mission without prior approval of the Organizers. c) CISM Volleyball Committee members will not count against their nation’s composition of the mission. d) All athletes must be military personnel on full active duty in the Armed Forces of their respective nations (art. 7.21, item A of the CISM Regulations). Participation of inactive member nations is not authorized (art.7.24 of the CISM Regulations). All of the participants are asked to present the following documents upon registration: i. Military identification card; ii. Passport e) Referee accompanying a mission must be FIVB qualified (International) as per the latest edition of CISM Volleyball Regulation. In case a nation is not able to provide an International Referee, the nation may request assistance from another nation to obtain them, or pay a fixed price of $500 CAD per referee to the host nation obtaining the complementary referees. Page 5 of 8 Conseil International du Sport Militaire 36th World Military Men’s Volleyball Championship 19th World Military Women’s Volleyball Championship 26 May – 5 June 2018, Edmonton, Canada D. Access to the Location of the Competition a) The competition will take place at Canadian Forces Base Edmonton, located in the province of Alberta, Canada. b) The travel cost to the host country and respective return will occur under the responsibility of the participating country. c) Teams must arrive at the Edmonton International Airport (YEG). Delegations will be welcomed at the airport by the host site coordinators and then transported to the site of the competition and accommodations. E. Conditions of Stay a) Board and lodging shall be provided for all participants, as well as transport for all CISM related events at the expense of the organizer. b) Participants will be required to pay extra expenses such as telephone calls, laundry, travel to non- event related locations (taxi) and additional food and beverages. c) Any cost before the foreseen arrival date and/or after the departure date must be covered by the participants if CFB Edmonton cannot support the request. d) Nations arriving before 26 May 2018 and departing after 5 June 2018 will be responsible for all expenses incurred during the period outside the official competition dates. Accommodations may be limited or not available prior to 25 May 2018 due to Canadian Armed Forces operations. Delegations arriving earlier than 25 May 2018 may have to use commercial board and lodging at their own expense. e) CISM Officials such as the Official CISM Representative (OCR), CISM Volleyball Committee members and other authorized representatives are authorized to arrive on 24 May 2018. f) In accordance with the Statues and traditions of CISM, any political or and religious action during the competition, in particular the dissemination of propaganda documents, pictures, clothing, brochures, reviews etc., is strictly forbidden. Any contravention will result in immediate exclusion and deportation of such nation. g) Additional persons will not be accepted without official written permission of the Organizers. The costs for board and lodging are at their own expense. h) The Organizers will provide medical assistance to the participants for the duration of the event which includes first aid and transportation to the hospital.
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