BRICS Games

BRICS Games is a yearly multi-sport event organised by the countries of BRICS. The event is generally organized by the country which holds the chairmenship of the group in the year.^[1]

Events

After a preliminary under-17 association football BRICS tournament was held in Goa in 2016, the first multi-sport BRICS tournament was held in Guangzhou, China, in 2017. The first Games consisted of volleyball, wushu, and taolu sports. The next games was held in 2018 in Johannesburg, comprising of men's and women's volleyball and women's association football. They were not held again until 2022 (officially called the 2021 BRICS Games) due to the COVID-19 pandemic.^[2]

BRICS Games 2021 was organised by India,^[3][4] which was aligned with the Khelo India Games scheduled for the same year. This announcement was made by the Indian Minister of Sports and Youth Affairs, Kiren Rijiju, at the meeting of Sports Ministers of the BRICS nations. India held the chairmanship of the five-nation independent international group in 2021.^[5] The games were held during the same time and at the same venues as the Khelo India Games 2021,^[6] so the audience had the benefit of witnessing BRICS Games from close quarters.^{[needs update]}

The 2022 event was organized by China, but could not be held in-person due to the county's policies relating to coronavirus.^[1] The 2023 event was organized by South Africa in October and held in Durban.^[7] Russia holds the event in 2024 in Kazan.^[8]

Editions

Source:^[9]

2024

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Sports

12–23 June – 4751 people

387 events in 17 venues in 27 sports in 12 day:

1. Acrobatic Rock’n’roll (2)
2. Boxing (25)
3. Breaking (3)
4. Canoe Sprint (29)
5. Rowing (16)
6. Athletics (42)
7. Swimming (37)
8. Artistic Swimming (11)
9. Diving (10)
10. Sambo (14)
11. Judo (14)
12. Karate (12)
13. Belt Wrestling (21)
14. Koresh Belt Wrestling (10)
15. Wrestling (30)
16. Weightlifting (10)
17. Wushu (34)
18. Fencing (12)
19. Artistic Gymnastics (12)
20. Rhythmic Gymnastics (20)
21. Badminton (5)
22. Tennis (2)
23. Table Tennis (4)
24. Phygital Basketball (1)
25. Phygital Football (1)
26. Chess (6)
27. Equestrian Sports (4)

Nations

90 invited but 60 participated.

1. Abkhazia ()
2. Afghanistan ()
3. Algeria ()
4. Argentina ()
5. Armenia ()
6. Azerbaijan ()
7. Bahrain ()
8. Bangladesh ()
9. Belarus ()
10. Bolivia ()
11. Botswana ()
12. Brazil ()
13. Bulgaria ()
14. Burkina Faso ()
15. Bosnia - Hercegovina (64)
16. Centr Afric Rep ()
17. Chad ()
18. Chile ()
19. China ()
20. Colombia ()
21. Croatia ()
22. Cuba ()
23. DPR Korea ()
24. Ecuador ()
25. Egypt ()
26. Eritrea ()
27. Eswatini ()
28. Ethiopia ()
29. France ()
30. Gabon ()
31. Georgia ()
32. Germany ()
33. Ghana ()
34. Hungary ()
35. India ()
36. Indonesia ()
37. IR Iran (46)
38. Iraq ()
39. Israel ()
40. Italy ()
41. Japan ()
42. Jordan ()
43. Kazakhstan ()
44. Kuwait ()
45. Kyrgyzstan ()
46. Lebanon ()
47. Lithuania ()
48. Malaysia ()
49. Mali ()
50. Mauritania ()
51. Mexico ()
52. Republic of Moldova ()
53. Mongolia ()
54. Morocco ()
55. Namibia ()
56. Nicaragua ()
57. Nigeria ()
58. Pakistan ()
59. Palestine ()
60. Paraguay ()
61. Peru ()
62. Portugal ()
63. Puerto Rico ()
64. Republic of Korea ()
65. Romania ()
66. Russian Federation (502)
67. Senegal ()
68. Serbia ()
69. Slovakia ()
70. South Africa ()
71. South Ossetia ()
72. Spain ()
73. Switzerland ()
74. Syria ()
75. Tajikistan ()
76. Thailand ()
77. Togo ()
78. Tunisia ()
79. Türkiye (6)
80. Turkmenistan ()
81. Uganda ()
82. United Arab Emirates ()
83. United Kingdom ()
84. Uzbekistan (180)
85. Venezuela ()
86. Vietnam ()
87. Yemen ()
88. Zambia (1)
89. Zimbabwe ()

References

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