FIBA

FIBA, the International Basketball Federation, is the global governing body for basketball. Founded in 1932, it oversees international competitions, including the Basketball World Cup and Olympic tournaments. FIBA sets the official rules of the game, promotes basketball development worldwide, and ensures fair play. It also organizes the qualifications for international events and manages rankings for national teams. With 213 member countries, FIBA plays a crucial role in enhancing the sport's global reach and popularity, fostering talent, and promoting the values of teamwork and sportsmanship.