Jeux des îles

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The Jeux des îles (English: Games of the islands) is an annual multi-sport event for youth athletes from the 23 member countries of the association of Comité d'Organisation des Jeux des Iles (COJI).

Participants

In the fourteen editions, the number of participating islands has changed from edition to edition, as delegations are not required to attend the event. There are, however, 23 islands registered at the COJI that have participated in at least one edition.

Editions

Edition Venue Island Country
1997 Ajaccio  Corsica  France
1998 Ajaccio  Corsica  France
1999 Palermo  Sicily  Italy
2000 Funchal  Madeira  Portugal
2001 Palma de Mallorca  Balearic Islands  Spain
2002 Cagliari  Sardinia  Italy
2003 São Miguel Island  Azores  Portugal
2004 Las Palmas  Canary Islands  Spain
2005 Iraklio Crete  Greece
2006 Palermo  Sicily  Italy
2007 Ajaccio  Corsica  France
2008 Basse-Terre  Guadeloupe  France
2009 Palma de Mallorca  Balearic Islands  Spain
2010 São Miguel Island  Azores  Portugal
2011 Palermo  Sicily  Italy
2012 Cagliari  Sardinia  Italy
2013 Ajaccio  Corsica  France
2014 Ajaccio  Corsica  France
2015 Angra do Heroísmo  Azores  Portugal
2016 Palma de Mallorca  Balearic Islands  Spain
2017 Fort-de-France  Martinique  France
2018 Catania  Sicily  Italy
2019 Ajaccio  Corsica  France
2022 Palma de Mallorca  Balearic Islands  Spain
2023 Ajaccio  Corsica  France

References

  1. ^ "Historique du COJI" (in French). coji.fr. Retrieved 29 August 2017.

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