WSDC Thailand 2014 List of Countries & Schedule



Thepparith Senamngern posted a list of attending countries and a copy of the schedule.
Download the tentative schedule here
-Editor

Dear WSDC Community, 

We would like to first thank all 42 nations which has confirm their participation to Thailand WSDC, we are hoping to get confirmation from a few more nations which still await for parents and ministries to confirmation. We will inform you as soon as possible when we can do the draw for WSDC 2014.  

The list is below; 

01. Argentina
02. Australia
03. Bangladesh
Bermuda (only judges)
04. Barbados
05. Canada
Chile (Pending)
06. China
07. Chinese Taipe
08. Denmark
09. England
10. Estonia
11. Germany
12. Greece
Hong Kong (only judges)
13. India
14. Indonesia
15. Ireland 
16. Israel
Japan (Pending)
17. Kuwait
18. Lithuania
19. Macau
20. Malaysia
21. Mexico
22. Morocco
23. Netherlands, the
24. New Zealand
25. Nigeria
26. Pakistan
27. Philippine
28. Peru
29. Romania
30. Scotland
31. Slovakia
32. Slovenia
33. South Africa
34. South Korea
35. Swaziland
36. Sri Lanka
Singapore (Pending)
37. Sweden
38. Thailand
39. Turkey
40. United Arab Emirates (UAE)
41. United States of America (USA)
42. Wales

Thank you, 

Thepparith (TJ) Senamngern
Convenor


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