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2026 Mediterranean Games final results

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The 20th edition of the Mediterranean Games in Taranto, Italy, has concluded, marking a record-breaking event for both organizers and participating nations. Italy dominated the medal standings with 224 medals, ~~followed by~~ becoming the first country to exceed 200 medals in a single edition. Turkey ~~and France.~~ achieved a historic performance, finishing second overall with 111 medals, including 41 gold. This milestone included Turkey reaching its “1,000th lifetime medal” in the history of the games. Greece secured third place with 71 medals, representing its most successful outing in the competition's history. France finished 4th with 88 medals. Morocco achieved a historic performance, finishing 7th in the general standings with a total of 44 medals: 16 gold, 9 silver, and 19 bronze. Athletics served as a primary driver for this success, highlighted by Yassine Hssine’s double gold in the 100m and 200m sprints, alongside standout performances by Fatima Ezzahra Birdaha. The Moroccan delegation also demonstrated versatility, earning medals across ten different disciplines, including boxing, karate, and tennis. Algeria finished in 9th place, marking its best-ever performance at an international Mediterranean Games held outside of Algeria. The nation secured 40 medals: 13 gold, 8 silver, and 19 bronze. Key achievements included gymnastics standout Kaylia Nemour, who secured three gold medals in the individual all-around, uneven bars, and balance beam, and the Algerian U21 football team, which claimed the gold medal. ~~Other notable results included France finishing 4th with 88 medals, and Montenegro concluding its participation with six medals.~~ The ~~event saw significant engagement, with over 172,500 tickets sold and total collections reaching 1.17 million euros.~~ games featured athletes from 26 nations competing across 30 disciplines. The flag has been passed to Pristina, Kosovo, which is scheduled to host the next edition in 2030.

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