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The '''Mikitivity Olympic Confederation Committee''' (MOCC) is the governing body charged with the responsibility of determining and organizing [[Mikitivity]]'s participation in the Olympic games. Created in 2006 by the [[Council of Mayors]], the committee is composed of two members from each [[canton]] in Mikitivity. The head of the MOCC is appointed by the Council of Mayors. The organization is based out of [[Miervatia City]]. | The '''Mikitivity Olympic Confederation Committee''' (MOCC) is the governing body charged with the responsibility of determining and organizing [[Mikitivity]]'s participation in the Olympic games. Created in 2006 by the [[Council of Mayors]], the committee is composed of two members from each [[canton]] in Mikitivity. The head of the MOCC is appointed by the Council of Mayors. The organization is based out of [[Miervatia City]]. | ||
| − | The '''MOCC''' announced the official list of participants in the [[First Winter Olympics]] in early March 2006. The team's abbreviation is MKT. | + | The '''MOCC''' announced the [[Mikitivity at the First Winter Olympics|official list of participants]] in the [[First Winter Olympics]] in early March 2006. The team's abbreviation is MKT. |
[[Category:Mikitivity]] | [[Category:Mikitivity]] | ||
[[Category:Olympic Games]] | [[Category:Olympic Games]] | ||
Revision as of 14:52, 16 March 2006
The Mikitivity Olympic Confederation Committee (MOCC) is the governing body charged with the responsibility of determining and organizing Mikitivity's participation in the Olympic games. Created in 2006 by the Council of Mayors, the committee is composed of two members from each canton in Mikitivity. The head of the MOCC is appointed by the Council of Mayors. The organization is based out of Miervatia City.
The MOCC announced the official list of participants in the First Winter Olympics in early March 2006. The team's abbreviation is MKT.
