International Basketball Federation

The International Basketball Federation, known as FIBA, is the global governing body for basketball. Founded in 1932, it oversees international competitions, including the Basketball World Cup and the Olympic Games. FIBA establishes the rules of the game, promotes basketball worldwide, and supports member federations in developing the sport. It plays a crucial role in organizing tournaments and ensuring fair play among countries. FIBA also manages the basketball rankings for national teams. With headquarters in Switzerland, FIBA aims to enhance the sport's global popularity and foster international cooperation among players and coaches.