| FIBA | |
| International Basketball Federation (english) Federation International de' Basketball (french) | |
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| FIBA logos. | |
| Type | International governing body |
| Formed | June 18, 1932 92 years ago) Geneva, Switzerland |
| Headquarters |  Mies, Switzerland
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| Members | 212 nations (currently) |
| Key people | President: Hamane Niang Secretary general: Andreas Zagklis |
| World Cup championship | |
|---|---|
| Recent men's |  Spain
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| Recent women's |  United States
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| Most men's titles | United States
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| Most women's titles | United States
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| official website | |
FIBA (a French-language acronym for Fédération internationale de basket-ball; originally Fédération internationale de basket-ball amateur), also known as the International Basketball Federation, Federation of International Basketball or Federation of International Basketball Associations, is a international governing basketball organization located in Geneva, Switzerland.
It holds world championships in men's and women's full-court basketball every four years, plus annual championships for both men and women in half-court three-on-three basketball (branded as "3x3").
| Nation | FIBA Rank | FIBA Zone | Joined |
|---|---|---|---|
 Algeria
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1963 | ||
 Angola
|
1979 | ||
 Argentina
|
1932 | ||
 Australia
|
1947 | ||
 Bosnia and Herzegovina
|
1992 | ||
| United States
|
1934 |