First Winter Olympics
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| Host city | Aeropag, Commerce Heights |
| Nations participating | TBD |
| Athletes participating | TBD |
| Events | 87 events across 15 disciplines in 7 sports |
| Opening ceremony | June 17, 88 CE |
| Closing ceremony | September 1, 88 CE |
| Officially opened by | Σαπάνης Διαμαντής (CEO of Commerce Heights) |
| Olympic Stadium | Aeropag Olympic Stadium |
| Official Games languages | English, Noterelenda |
The First Winter Olympics, officially the I Olympic Winter Games (Noterelenda: Jemes Iúïnires Olimpikires Onetes) will precede the First Summer Olympics, and will be held in Aeropag, Commerce Heights. Over ninety nations are expected to take part in a total of eighty-seven events.
International medal tally
Competition has yet to start.
Host selection process
Both Aeropag and Bloco’yce City, Raging Penguins were chosen unanimously by the Olympic Upper Council as candidate cities for the Games out of a field of eight applicants, and Marshalliston, Oliverry and Ungava, Domnonia were also selected as candidates. Aeropag was announced as host by a representative of the Krytenian National Olympic Committee on September 23, 87 CE, having received a majority of votes.
Games broadcasts
The Games will be broadcast by media entities in a number of nations, though the only confirmed broadcaster is the Aeropag Tribune in Commerce Heights. The Capitalizt Olympic Committee is currently seeking arrangements with other media companies.
- First Winter Olympics
- Host city: Aeropag (Commerce Heights)
- Other candidates: Bloco’yce City (Raging Penguins) | Marshalliston (Oliverry) | Ungava (Domnonia)
- List of participating nations (alphabetical): A | B | C | D | E | F | G | H | I | J | K | L | M | N | O | P | Q | R | S | T | U | V | W | Y | Z
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