Macau Ice Sports Federation

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Association nameMacau Ice Sports Federation
IIHF CodeMAC
IIHF membershipMay 12, 2005
PresidentAndrew Chan Chak Mo
http://www.moisf.org/
Macau Ice Sports Federation
Chinese name
Traditional Chinese 澳門冰上運動總會
Simplified Chinese 澳门冰上运动总会

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