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- Home of blind sports - IBSA International Blind Sports Federation
IBSA, the International Blind Sports Federation, is in charge of a wide range of sports for athletes who are blind or partially sighted In IBSA we believe sport is one of the best ways to promote mainstreaming and integration in society for people with a visual impairment
- Strona Domowa - IBSA Poland
IBSA (Institut Biochimique SA) to szwajcarska międzynarodowa firma farmaceutyczna, założona w 1945 roku w Lugano Obecnie nasze produkty są obecne w ponad 90 krajach na 5 kontynentach, z 20 oddziałami w Europie, Chinach i Stanach Zjednoczonych
- Home - IBSA Group
IBSA (Institut Biochimique SA) is a Swiss multinational pharmaceutical company, founded in 1945 in Lugano Today, our products are present in over 90 Countries on 5 continents, with 20 subsidiaries in Europe, China and the United States
- Homepage - IBSA
Our passion is to come alongside pastors and churches and help them thrive in health, growth, and mission Are you looking for help your ministry? You can access videos, downloads, and usable documents to help in a dozen+ areas of ministry right now
- IBSA Dialogue Forum - Wikipedia
The IBSA Dialogue Forum (India, Brazil, South Africa) is an international tripartite grouping for promoting international cooperation among these countries
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IBSA is a unique Forum which brings together India, Brazil and South Africa, three large democracies and major economies from three different continents, facing similar challenges All three countries are developing, pluralistic, multi-cultural, multi-ethnic, multi-lingual and multi-religious nations
- Home Page - IBSA - Business Development
IBSA is a multinational pharmaceutical company, headquartered in Switzerland, with a productive capacity 60 million packs of finished products
- Home - IBSA Football
Under the governance and leadership of IBSA the sport is split into two: blind football and partially sighted football IBSA Blind Football is for players that have severe visual impairments They are known as ‘B1’ athletes
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