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    Select National Member Federations honored at FIBA Mid-Term Congress closing dinner

    HONG KONG - The dinner that brought to an end the Mid-Term Congress on Friday night saw FIBA award certificates of honor to a selection of its National Member Federations in recognition of their hard work

    HONG KONG - The dinner that brought to an end the Mid-Term Congress on Friday night saw FIBA award certificates of honor to a selection of its National Member Federations in recognition of their hard work in a variety of categories.

    Here is the list of recipients.

    Gold Certificates of Honor were attributed to:
    - Venezuela, in recognition of its outstanding progress in Men's Basketball for the period 2014-2017;
    - Serbia, in recognition of its outstanding progress in Women's Basketball for the period 2014-2017;
    - Bosnia and Herzegovina, in recognition of its outstanding progress in Boys Basketball for the period 2014-2017;
    - Finland, in recognition of its outstanding progress in Boys Basketball for the period 2014-2017;
    - Portugal, in recognition of its outstanding progress in Girls Basketball for the period 2014-2017;
    - Netherlands, in recognition of its outstanding progress in 3x3 Basketball for the period 2014-2017.

    Silver Certificates of Honor were attributed to:
    - Cuba, in recognition of its outstanding progress in Men's Basketball for the period 2014-2017;
    - Mozambique, in recognition of its outstanding progress in Women's Basketball for the period 2014-2017
    - Iraq, in recognition of its outstanding progress in Boys Basketball for the period 2014-2017;
    - Rwanda, in recognition of its outstanding progress in Boys Basketball for the period 2014-2017;
    - Germany, in recognition of its outstanding progress in Girls Basketball for the period 2014-2017;
    - Ukraine, in recognition of its outstanding progress in 3x3 Basketball for the period 2014-2017.

    Bronze Certificates of Honor were attributed to:
    - Algeria, in recognition of its outstanding progress in Men's Basketball for the period 2014-2017;
    - Cameroon, in recognition of its outstanding progress in Women's Basketball for the period 2014-2017;
    - Philippines, in recognition of its outstanding progress in Women's Basketball for the period 2014-2017;
    - Egypt, in recognition of its outstanding progress in Women's Basketball for the period 2014-2017;
    - Montenegro, in recognition of its outstanding progress in Boys Basketball for the period 2014-2017;
    - Belgium, in recognition of its outstanding progress in Boys Basketball for the period 2014-2017;
    - Latvia, in recognition of its outstanding progress in Girls Basketball for the period 2014-2017;
    - Hungary, in recognition of its outstanding progress in 3x3 Basketball for the period 2014-2017.

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