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The Basketball World Cup 2027 in Doha offers three ticket packages covering all 92 matches, including options for knockout rounds and Qatar’s national team games, priced between €71 and €3,122.
FIBA and Jetour have agreed to provide dedicated vehicle fleets for the upcoming FIBA Basketball World Cup 2027 in Qatar, a collaboration that underscores the importance of logistics and travel‑oriented SUVs in delivering a world‑class tournament.
A quarter‑century after its launch, the Basketball Without Borders program has grown into a worldwide platform that shapes players, coaches and communities across continents.
An inclusive basketball session at the FIBA Masters Open 2026 in Loutraki, Greece, brought together young participants with mental disabilities and elite Masters players, showcasing sport’s role in social inclusion.
The basketball world mourns the loss of Horacio Muratore, whose decade‑long stewardship of FIBA introduced structural reforms, nurtured youth programs, and guided the sport through a period of profound grief after the death of Secretary General Patrick Baumann.
Over 300 teams and 4,000 visitors gathered in Mies, Switzerland, for the FIBA Open 2026, featuring 18 competition categories, cultural activities, and a commitment to donate all profits to a health program in Indonesia. The event will return in June 2027.
FIBA's historic entry into the Olympic World Library Network brings the world's largest basketball library online, uniting sports archives for researchers and fans worldwide.
The FIBA World Cup 2027 will be staged in Doha, Qatar, from August 27 to September 12, 2027, even as conflict rages in neighboring Iran. FIBA’s secretary general Andreas Zagklis says preparations are on schedule, while the NBA eyes the launch of NBA Europe in October 2027 and the participation of top NBA stars.
The International Wheelchair Basketball Federation has renewed its collaboration with Tissot, securing the brand’s involvement through the 2026 IWBF World Championships in Ottawa and related events worldwide.
Delegates from 47 national federations gathered in Iceland to review competition progress, discuss strategic priorities and outline the roadmap for European basketball through the next decade.