8 December 2020
World Archery has guaranteed a minimum prize fund of 10,000 CHF for the team events.
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7 December 2020
Paris will crown archery’s 50th Olympic Champion since the sport rejoined the programme in 1972.
5 December 2020
The meetings provided a platform to discuss the future of the sport.
1 December 2020
No longer a novelty, the Bhutanese archery squad exits the pandemic poised for success.
28 November 2020
The Commonwealth Archery and Shooting Championships are scheduled for January 2022 in Chandigarh, In...
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Image: Congress luncheon at Lwow 1931 World Archery Championships (© Emil Heilborn)
Founded on 4 September 1931 in Lwow, Poland (now known as Lviv, Ukraine) as Fédération Internationale de Tir à l'Arc or FITA, by seven countries – France, Czech Republic, Sweden, Poland, USA, Hungary and Italy – the international archery federation’s mission was to promote archery worldwide through the unification of rules and development of international events.