FIBA (Fédération Internationale de Basketball)

FIBA, or the International Basketball Federation, is the governing body for basketball worldwide. Established in 1932, it oversees international competitions, including the FIBA Basketball World Cup and Olympic tournaments. FIBA is responsible for developing the sport, setting rules, promoting fair play, and organizing youth programs. It includes national basketball federations from over 200 countries, helping to grow the game globally. Its headquarters are in Mies, Switzerland. By establishing standards and fostering international collaboration, FIBA plays a crucial role in the sport’s popularity and development around the world.