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Athletics competition in Tokyo, Japan

For the World Para Athletics Championships organised by IPC, see2025 World Para Athletics Championships.

World Athletics Championships
Tokyo 2025

Host city	Tokyo
Country	Japan
Motto	Every Second, Sugoi
Organizers	World Athletics,JAAF
Edition	20th
Nations	198
Athletes	2202
Sport	Athletics
Events	49
Dates	13–21 September 2025
Opened by	Fumihito, Crown Prince of Japan
Closed by	World Athletics PresidentSebastian Coe
Main venue	National Stadium
Website	Tokyo25
← Budapest 2023 Beijing 2027 →

Events at the 2025 World Championships

Track events
100 m	men	women
200 m	men	women
400 m	men	women
800 m	men	women
1500 m	men	women
5000 m	men	women
10,000 m	men	women
100 m hurdles		women
110 m hurdles	men
400 m hurdles	men	women
3000 m steeplechase	men	women
4 × 100 m relay	men	women
4 × 400 m relay	men	women
	mixed
Road events
Marathon	men	women
20 km walk	men	women
35 km walk	men	women
Field events
High jump	men	women
Pole vault	men	women
Long jump	men	women
Triple jump	men	women
Shot put	men	women
Discus throw	men	women
Hammer throw	men	women
Javelin throw	men	women
Combined events
Heptathlon		women
Decathlon	men
World Team event
	World Team
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The2025 World Athletics Championships (Japanese: 2025年世界陸上競技選手権大会) were the twentieth edition of theWorld Athletics Championships, and were held from 13 to 21 September 2025 inTokyo,^[1]Japan.

The championships used theNational Stadium, rebuilt for the Tokyo 2020Olympic andParalympic Games. Full capacity attendances were permitted at a major sporting event in Japan for the first time since theCOVID-19 pandemic in the early 2020s (the most recent with full capacity had been the2019 Rugby World Cup).^[2]

This was the third time that the championships were held in Japan, following the1991 event in Tokyo at theformer National Stadium, and the2007 event inOsaka.^[2]

K, member of the Japanese boy band&TEAM, was selected as the official supporter for 2025 World Athletics Championships.

A total of 53 nations won medals at the championships, more than in any previous edition.Samoa,Saint Lucia andUruguay won their first ever medals at the championships, whileTanzania won their first ever gold medal.^[3] The United States has won the most medals in the latest edition of World Athletics Championships, with over 450 total medals.^[4]

Host selection and venue

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Japan National Stadium on Sept. 20, 2025, the eighth night of the 2025 World Athletics Championships

In October 2019,World Athletics presidentSebastian Coe stated consideration of a direct choice for Kenya to host this championship.^[9]^[10]

Kenya confirmed its bid for the championships in October 2021.^[5]

In 2022, Japan and Singapore entered bids to host the championships.^[6]^[7]^[11] In July 2022, Tokyo was selected by World Athletics to host the 2025 event,^[2] after it scored the highest in the bid evaluation. The National Stadium in Tokyo became the first major spectator event for athletics after the2020 Summer Olympics were heldbehind closed doors in response with the then-still ongoingCOVID-19 pandemic.^[12]^[13] Coe welcomed the selection, but stated that his "ambition to see a World Championships inAfrica... is undiminished".^[14]

Qualification

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World Athletics approved the timetable and qualification system for the 2025 World Athletics Championships on 31 July 2024.^[15]

Window

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The qualifying window for the marathon and 35 km race walk was 5 November 2023 until 4 May 2025. For the 10,000 m, 20 km race walk, combined events and relays, the window ran from 25 February 2024 to 24 August 2025. For all other events, entry standards could be achieved from 1 August 2024 to 24 August 2025.

Entry standards

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The qualification system for the championships was based on a combination of entry standards and world rankings. The entry standards^[16] were set with the aim of qualifying about 50% of the athletes.

The top five finishers at Platinum Label marathons and winners of individual events at area championships (except for the marathon), regardless of marks, were considered as having achieved the entry standard.

The top three athletes in the2024–25 World Athletics Cross Country Tour – not qualified through entry standards or other ways – were deemed to be qualified for the 10,000 m.

The2025 World Athletics Relays inGuangzhou,China were used as a qualifying event for the relays, with the top 14 teams in each event securing their place at the World Championships.

Event	Men	Quota	Women	Quota
100 metres	10.00	48	11.07	48
200 metres	20.16	48	22.57	48
400 metres	44.85	48	50.75	48
800 metres	1:44.50	56	1:59.00	56
1500 metres / Mile	3:33.00 / 3:50.00	56	4:01.50 / 4:19.90	56
5000 metres	13:01.00	42	14:50.00	42
10,000 metres / 10 km road	27:00.00	27	30:20.00	27
Marathon	2:06:30	100	2:23:30	100
3000 metres steeplechase	8:15.00	36	9:18.00	36
110/100 metres hurdles	13.27	40	12.73	40
400 metres hurdles	48.50	40	54.65	40
High jump	2.33	36	1.97	36
Pole vault	5.82	36	4.73	36
Long jump	8.27	36	6.86	36
Triple jump	17.22	36	14.55	36
Shot put	21.50	36	18.80	36
Discus throw	67.50	36	64.50	36
Hammer throw	78.20	36	74.00	36
Javelin throw	85.50	36	64.00	36
Decathlon /Heptathlon	8550	24	6500	24
20 kilometres race walk	1:19:20	50	1:29:00	50
35 kilometres race walk	2:28:00	50	2:48:00	50
4 × 100 metres relay	Top 14 at the2025 World Athletics Relays + 2 from Top Lists	16	Top 14 at the2025 World Athletics Relays + 2 from Top Lists	16
4 × 400 metres relay	Top 14 at the2025 World Athletics Relays + 2 from Top Lists	16	Top 14 at the2025 World Athletics Relays + 2 from Top Lists	16
4 × 400 metres relay mixed	Top 14 at the2025 World Athletics Relays + 2 from Top Lists	16	Top 14 at the2025 World Athletics Relays + 2 from Top Lists	16

Event schedule

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In August 2024, World Athletics released the timetable for the championships.^[17]^[18]

Legend
Key	P	Q	H	½	F
Value	Preliminary round	Qualifiers	Heats	Semifinals	Final

M = morning session, E = evening session

Men
Date	Sep 13		Sep 14			Sep 15		Sep 16		Sep 17	Sep 18	Sep 19	Sep 20		Sep 21
Event	M	E	M	E		M	E	E		E	E	E	M	E	M	E
100 m	P	H		½	F
200 m										H	½	F
400 m				H				½			F
800 m								H			½			F
1500 m			H				½			F
5000 m												H				F
10,000 m				F
Marathon						F
3000 m steeplechase		H					F
110 m hurdles							H	½	F
400 m hurdles							H			½		F
Decathlon													F
High jump				Q				F
Pole vault		Q					F
Long jump							Q			F
Triple jump										Q		F
Shot put	Q	F
Discus throw													Q			F
Hammer throw						Q		F
Javelin throw										Q	F
20 km walk													F
35 km walk	F
4 × 100 m relay														H		F
4 × 400 m relay														H		F

Women
Date	Sep 13		Sep 14			Sep 15			Sep 16	Sep 17	Sep 18	Sep 19	Sep 20		Sep 21
Event	M	E	M	E		M	E		E	E	E	E	M	E	M	E
100 m		H		½	F
200 m										H	½	F
400 m				H					½		F
800 m											H	½				F
1500 m		H		½					F
5000 m											H			F
10,000 m		F
Marathon			F
3000 m steeplechase						H				F
100 m hurdles			H				½	F
400 m hurdles						H				½		F
Heptathlon												F
High jump											Q					F
Pole vault						Q				F
Long jump		Q		F
Triple jump									Q		F
Shot put													Q	F
Discus throw	Q			F
Hammer throw			Q				F
Javelin throw												Q		F
20 km walk													F
35 km walk	F
4 × 100 m relay														H		F
4 × 400 m relay														H		F

Mixed
Date	Sep 13
Event	M	E
4 × 400 m relay	H	F

Medal table

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* Host nation (Japan)


Rank	Nation	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Total
1	United States	16	5	5	26
2	Kenya	7	2	2	11
3	Canada	3	1	1	5
4	Netherlands	2	2	2	6
5	Botswana	2	0	1	3
	New Zealand	2	0	1	3
	Spain	2	0	1	3
	Sweden	2	0	1	3
9	Portugal	2	0	0	2
10	Jamaica	1	6	3	10
11	Italy	1	3	3	7
12	Germany	1	3	1	5
13	Brazil	1	2	0	3
14	Trinidad and Tobago	1	1	0	2
15	Australia	1	0	3	4
16	Cuba	1	0	2	3
17	Ecuador	1	0	1	2
17	France	1	0	1	2
19	Switzerland	1	0	0	1
19	Tanzania	1	0	0	1
21	Great Britain & N.I.	0	3	2	5
22	China	0	2	2	4
22	Ethiopia	0	2	2	4
24	Mexico	0	2	0	2
25	Bahrain	0	1	1	2
25	Belgium	0	1	1	2
27	Algeria	0	1	0	1
	Dominica	0	1	0	1
	Dominican Republic	0	1	0	1
	Greece	0	1	0	1
	Grenada	0	1	0	1
	Ireland	0	1	0	1
	Latvia	0	1	0	1
	Lithuania	0	1	0	1
	Morocco	0	1	0	1
	Nigeria	0	1	0	1
	Poland	0	1	0	1
	Puerto Rico	0	1	0	1
	South Korea	0	1	0	1
40	Japan*	0	0	2	2
41	Colombia	0	0	1	1
	Czech Republic	0	0	1	1
	Hungary	0	0	1	1
	Qatar	0	0	1	1
	Saint Lucia	0	0	1	1
	Samoa	0	0	1	1
	Serbia	0	0	1	1
	Slovakia	0	0	1	1
	Slovenia	0	0	1	1
	South Africa	0	0	1	1
	Ukraine	0	0	1	1
	Uruguay	0	0	1	1
	Venezuela	0	0	1	1
Totals (53 entries)		49	49	51	149

Medal summary

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Men

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Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
100 metres details	Oblique Seville Jamaica	9.77 PB	Kishane Thompson Jamaica	9.82	Noah Lyles United States	9.89 SB
200 metres details	Noah Lyles United States	19.52	Kenny Bednarek United States	19.58 SB	Bryan Levell Jamaica	19.64 PB
400 metres details	Collen Kebinatshipi Botswana	43.53 NR,WL	Jereem Richards Trinidad and Tobago	43.72 NR	Bayapo Ndori Botswana	44.20 SB
800 metres details	Emmanuel Wanyonyi Kenya	1:41.86 CR	Djamel Sedjati Algeria	1:41.90 SB	Marco Arop Canada	1:41.95 SB
1500 metres details	Isaac Nader Portugal	3:34.10	Jake Wightman Great Britain and Northern Ireland	3:34.12	Reynold Cheruiyot Kenya	3:34.25
5000 metres details	Cole Hocker United States	12:58.30	Isaac Kimeli Belgium	12:58.78 SB	Jimmy Gressier France	12:59.33
10,000 metres details	Jimmy Gressier France	28:55.77 SB	Yomif Kejelcha Ethiopia	28:55.83 SB	Andreas Almgren Sweden	28:56.02

4 × 100 metres relay details	United States Christian Coleman Kenny Bednarek Courtney Lindsey Noah Lyles Ronnie Baker* Trayvon Bromell* T'Mars McCallum*	37.29 WL	Canada Aaron Brown Jerome Blake Brendon Rodney Andre De Grasse	37.55 SB	Netherlands Nsikak Ekpo Taymir Burnet Xavi Mo-Ajok Elvis Afrifa	37.81 NR
4 × 400 metres relay details	Botswana Lee Eppie Letsile Tebogo Bayapo Ndori Collen Kebinatshipi Leungo Scotch*	2:57.76	United States Vernon Norwood Jacory Patterson Khaleb McRae Rai Benjamin Demarius Smith* Christopher Bailey* Jenoah McKiver* Bryce Deadmon*	2:57.83 SB	South Africa Lythe Pillay Udeme Okon Wayde van Niekerk Zakhiti Nene Gardeo Isaacs* Leendert Koekemoer*	2:57.83

110 metres hurdles details	Cordell Tinch United States	12.99	Orlando Bennett Jamaica	13.08 PB	Tyler Mason Jamaica	13.12 =PB
400 metres hurdles details	Rai Benjamin United States	46.52 SB	Alison dos Santos Brazil	46.84	Abderrahman Samba Qatar	47.06 SB
3000 metres steeplechase details	Geordie Beamish New Zealand	8:33.88	Soufiane El Bakkali Morocco	8:33.95	Edmund Serem Kenya	8:34.56

Marathon details	Alphonce Simbu Tanzania	2:09:48 SB	Amanal Petros Germany	2:09:48	Iliass Aouani Italy	2:09:53
20 kilometres walk details	Caio Bonfim Brazil	1:18:35	Wang Zhaozhao China	1:18:43	Paul McGrath Spain	1:18:45
35 kilometres walk details	Evan Dunfee Canada	2:28:22	Caio Bonfim Brazil	2:28:55 SB	Hayato Katsuki Japan	2:29:16

High jump details	Hamish Kerr New Zealand	2.36 m =AR,WL	Woo Sang-hyeok South Korea	2.34 m =SB	Jan Štefela Czech Republic	2.31 m
Pole vault details	Armand Duplantis Sweden	6.30 m WR	Emmanouil Karalis Greece	6.00 m	Kurtis Marschall Australia	5.95 m PB
Long jump details	Mattia Furlani Italy	8.39 m PB	Tajay Gayle Jamaica	8.34 m =SB	Shi Yuhao China	8.33 m SB
Triple jump details	Pedro Pichardo Portugal	17.91 m WL	Andrea Dallavalle Italy	17.64 m PB	Lázaro Martínez Cuba	17.49 m SB
Shot put details	Ryan Crouser United States	22.34 m SB	Uziel Muñoz Mexico	21.97 m NR	Leonardo Fabbri Italy	21.94 m
Discus throw details	Daniel Ståhl Sweden	70.47 m SB	Mykolas Alekna Lithuania	67.84 m	Alex Rose Samoa	66.96 m
Javelin throw details	Keshorn Walcott Trinidad and Tobago	88.16 m SB	Anderson Peters Grenada	87.38 m	Curtis Thompson United States	86.67 m
Hammer throw details	Ethan Katzberg Canada	84.70 m CR,AR	Merlin Hummel Germany	82.77 m PB	Bence Halász Hungary	82.69 m

Decathlon details	Leo Neugebauer Germany	8804 SB	Ayden Owens-Delerme Puerto Rico	8784 NR	Kyle Garland United States	8703
WR world record \|AR area record \|CR championship record \|GR games record \|NR national record \|OR Olympic record \|PB personal best \|SB season best \|WL world leading (in a given season)

* Indicates the athletes only competed in the preliminary heats and received medals

Women

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Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
100 metres details	Melissa Jefferson-Wooden United States	10.61 CR	Tina Clayton Jamaica	10.76 PB	Julien Alfred Saint Lucia	10.84
200 metres details	Melissa Jefferson-Wooden United States	21.68 WL	Amy Hunt Great Britain and Northern Ireland	22.14	Shericka Jackson Jamaica	22.18
400 metres details	Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone United States	47.78 CR,AR,WL	Marileidy Paulino Dominican Republic	47.98 NR	Salwa Eid Naser Bahrain	48.19 SB
800 metres details	Lilian Odira Kenya	1:54.62 CR,PB	Georgia Hunter Bell Great Britain and Northern Ireland	1:54.90 PB	Keely Hodgkinson Great Britain and Northern Ireland	1:54.91
1500 metres details	Faith Kipyegon Kenya	3:52.15	Dorcus Ewoi Kenya	3:54.92 PB	Jessica Hull Australia	3:55.16
5000 metres details	Beatrice Chebet Kenya	14:54.36	Faith Kipyegon Kenya	14:55.07 SB	Nadia Battocletti Italy	14:55.42
10,000 metres details	Beatrice Chebet Kenya	30:37.61	Nadia Battocletti Italy	30:38.23 NR	Gudaf Tsegay Ethiopia	30:39.65 SB

4 × 100 metres relay details	United States Melissa Jefferson-Wooden Twanisha Terry Kayla White Sha'Carri Richardson Jacious Sears*	41.75	Jamaica Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce Tia Clayton Tina Clayton Jonielle Smith Jodean Williams*	41.79 SB	Germany Sina Mayer Rebekka Haase Sophia Junk Gina Lückenkemper	41.87
4 × 400 metres relay details	United States Isabella Whittaker Lynna Irby-Jackson Aaliyah Butler Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone Alexis Holmes* Rosey Effiong* Quanera Hayes* Britton Wilson*	3:16.61 CR	Jamaica Dejanea Oakley Stacey Ann Williams Andrenette Knight Nickisha Pryce Roneisha McGregor*	3:19.25 SB	Netherlands Eveline Saalberg Lieke Klaver Lisanne De Witte Femke Bol Myrte van der Schoot*	3:20.18 SB

100 metres hurdles details	Ditaji Kambundji Switzerland	12.24 NR	Tobi Amusan Nigeria	12.29	Grace Stark United States	12.34
400 metres hurdles details	Femke Bol Netherlands	51.54 WL	Jasmine Jones United States	52.08 PB	Emma Zapletalová Slovakia	53.00 NR
3000 metres steeplechase details	Faith Cherotich Kenya	8:51.59 CR	Winfred Yavi Bahrain	8:56.46	Sembo Almayew Ethiopia	8:58.86 PB

Marathon details	Peres Jepchirchir Kenya	2:24:43 SB	Tigst Assefa Ethiopia	2:24:45	Julia Paternain Uruguay	2:27:23
20 kilometres walk details	María Pérez Spain	1:25:54 SB	Alegna González Mexico	1:26:06 AR	Nanako Fujii Japan	1:26:18 NR
35 kilometres walk details	María Pérez Spain	2:39:01	Antonella Palmisano Italy	2:42:24	Paula Milena Torres Ecuador	2:42:44 NR

High jump details	Nicola Olyslagers Australia	2.00 m	Maria Żodzik Poland	2.00 m PB	Yaroslava Mahuchikh Ukraine Angelina Topić Serbia	1.97 m 1.97 m SB
Pole vault details	Katie Moon United States	4.90 m SB	Sandi Morris United States	4.85 m SB	Tina Šutej Slovenia	4.80 m SB
Long jump details	Tara Davis-Woodhall United States	7.13 m WL	Malaika Mihambo Germany	6.99 m	Natalia Linares Colombia	6.92 m =AU23R
Triple jump details	Leyanis Pérez Cuba	14.94 m WL	Thea LaFond Dominica	14.89 m SB	Yulimar Rojas Venezuela	14.76 m SB
Shot put details	Jessica Schilder Netherlands	20.29 m	Chase Jackson United States	20.21 m	Maddi Wesche New Zealand	20.06 m =PB
Discus throw details	Valarie Allman United States	69.48 m	Jorinde van Klinken Netherlands	67.50 m SB	Silinda Morales Cuba	67.25 m PB
Javelin throw details	Juleisy Angulo Ecuador	65.12 m NR	Anete Sietiņa Latvia	64.64 m PB	Mackenzie Little Australia	63.58 m
Hammer throw details	Camryn Rogers Canada	80.51 m AR,WL	Zhao Jie China	77.60 m PB	Zhang Jiale China	77.10 m

Heptathlon details	Anna Hall United States	6888	Kate O'Connor Ireland	6714 NR	Katarina Johnson-Thompson Great Britain and Northern Ireland Taliyah Brooks United States	6581 SB 6581 PB
WR world record \|AR area record \|CR championship record \|GR games record \|NR national record \|OR Olympic record \|PB personal best \|SB season best \|WL world leading (in a given season)

* Indicates the athletes only competed in the preliminary heats and received medals

Mixed

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Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
4 × 400 metres relay details	United States Bryce Deadmon Lynna Irby Jenoah McKiver Alexis Holmes	3:08.80 =CR	Netherlands Eugene Omalla Lieke Klaver Jonas Phijffers Femke Bol Eveline Saalberg*	3:09.96 SB	Belgium Dylan Borlée Imke Vervaet Alexander Doom Helena Ponette Jonathan Sacoor*	3:10.61

Participating nations

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This section needs to beupdated. The reason given is:numbers of athletes per nation are outdated. Please help update this article to reflect recent events or newly available information.(September 2025)

On 5 September 2025, World Athletics officially published the final entry lists to the championships.^[19]^[20]^[21] More than 2202 athletes from almost 198 teams intend to compete at the championships.^[22]

Number of athletes by nation

Ranking	NOC	Athletes
1	United States	141
2	Australia	88
2	China	88
2	Italy	88
5	Germany	83
6	Japan	80
7	France	77
8	Great Britain and Northern Ireland	67
8	Jamaica	67
10	Kenya	62
11	Canada	59
11	Poland	59
13	Spain	55
14	Netherlands	53
15	South Africa	49
16	Brazil	47
17	Belgium	45
18	Ethiopia	36
19	Sweden	35
20	Portugal	32
21	Switzerland	31
22	Finland	29
23	Norway	28
24	Czech Republic	25
24	Ireland	25
26	Ukraine	23
27	Greece	21
27	Uganda	21
29	Turkey	20
30	India	19
30	Mexico	19
30	Morocco	19
33	Colombia	18
33	Hungary	18
35	Cuba	17
36	Bahamas	15
36	Nigeria	15
38	Chile	14
38	Ecuador	14
38	New Zealand	14
41	Botswana	12
41	Puerto Rico	12
41	Qatar	12
44	Lithuania	11
45	Algeria	10
45	Austria	10
45	Estonia	10
45	Peru	10
45	Slovenia	10
50	Denmark	9
50	Israel	9
50	Romania	9
50	Saint Kitts and Nevis	9
50	Uruguay	9
55	Bahrain	8
55	Croatia	8
55	Ghana	8
55	South Korea	8
55	Zimbabwe	8
60	Eritrea	7
61	Athlete Refugee Team	6
61	British Virgin Islands	6
61	Serbia	6
61	Zambia	6
65	Argentina	5
65	Cyprus	5
65	Ivory Coast	5
65	Saudi Arabia	5
69	Bulgaria	4
69	Burundi	4
69	Cambodia	4
69	Dominican Republic	4
69	Egypt	4
69	Grenada	4
69	Latvia	4
69	Luxembourg	4
69	Mongolia	4
69	Senegal	4
69	Trinidad and Tobago	4
69	Tunisia	4
69	Venezuela	4
82	Barbados	3
82	Costa Rica	3
82	Djibouti	3
82	Dominica	3
82	Guatemala	3
82	Iceland	3
82	Liberia	3
82	Rwanda	3
82	Sri Lanka	3
82	Uzbekistan	3
92	Armenia	2
92	Benin	2
92	Burkina Faso	2
92	Guinea	2
92	Haiti	2
92	North Macedonia	2
92	Namibia	2
92	Niger	2
92	Moldova	2
92	Panama	2
92	Paraguay	2
92	Philippines	2
92	Saint Lucia	2
92	Saint Vincent and the Grenadines	2
92	Singapore	2
92	Chinese Taipei	2
92	Tanzania	2
92	Thailand	2
92	Virgin Islands	2
92	Tuvalu	2
111	Afghanistan	1
111	Albania	1
111	American Samoa	1
111	Andorra	1
111	Angola	1
111	Anguilla	1
111	Antigua and Barbuda	1
111	Azerbaijan	1
111	Bangladesh	1
111	Belize	1
111	Bermuda	1
111	Bolivia	1
111	Bosnia and Herzegovina	1
111	Brunei	1
111	Cambodia	1
111	Cape Verde	1
111	Cayman Islands	1
111	Chad	1
111	Comoros	1
111	Republic of the Congo	1
111	Cook Islands	1
111	Democratic Republic of the Congo	1
111	El Salvador	1
111	Equatorial Guinea	1
111	Fiji	1
111	French Polynesia	1
111	Gabon	1
111	The Gambia	1
111	Georgia	1
111	Gibraltar	1
111	Guam	1
111	Guinea-Bissau	1
111	Guyana	1
111	Honduras	1
111	Hong Kong	1
111	Indonesia	1
111	Iraq	1
111	Iran	1
111	Jordan	1
111	Kiribati	1
111	Kuwait	1
111	Kyrgyzstan	1
111	Laos	1
111	Lebanon	1
111	Lesotho	1
111	Macau	1
111	Madagascar	1
111	Malawi	1
111	Malaysia	1
111	Maldives	1
111	Mali	1
111	Malta	1
111	Marshall Islands	1
111	Mauritius	1
111	Federated States of Micronesia	1
111	Montenegro	1
111	Montserrat	1
111	Mozambique	1
111	Myanmar	1
111	Nicaragua	1
111	Nauru	1
111	Nepal	1
111	Northern Mariana Islands	1
111	Oman	1
111	Pakistan	1
111	Palau	1
111	Palestine	1
111	Papua New Guinea	1
111	Saint Kitts and Nevis	1
111	Samoa	1
111	San Marino	1
111	São Tomé and Príncipe	1
111	Seychelles	1
111	Solomon Islands	1
111	South Sudan	1
111	Sudan	1
111	Suriname	1
111	Syria	1
111	Tajikistan	1
111	Timor-Leste	1
111	Tonga	1
111	Togo	1
111	Turkmenistan	1
111	Turks and Caicos Islands	1
111	Vanuatu	1
111	Vietnam	1
196	Total	2,107

References

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