Volleyball at the 1997 Arab Games

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The volleyball competition at the 1997 Pan Arab Games was held in November in Beirut. Egypt beat Algeria in the final to win the gold medal but Egypt was disqualified because doping of some players. The Saudi Arabia team won the second place and Kuwait third place.

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Men's tournament

Group A

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Flag of Algeria.svg  Algeria 33092+76
Flag of Egypt.svg  Egypt 32174+35
Flag of Bahrain.svg  Bahrain 31246-24
Flag of Qatar.svg  Qatar 30319-83

Group B

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Flag of Saudi Arabia.svg  Saudi Arabia 33092+76
Flag of Kuwait.svg  Kuwait 32165+15
Flag of Lebanon.svg  Lebanon 31276+14
Flag of Libya (1977-2011).svg  Libya 30309-93

Knock-out stage

Women's tournament

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Flag of Egypt.svg  Egypt 33091+86
Flag of Algeria.svg  Algeria 32173+45
Flag of Morocco.svg  Morocco 31236-34
Flag of Lebanon.svg  Lebanon 30309-93
Algeria 3-0 Lebanon
Egypt 3-0 Morocco
Morocco 3-0 Lebanon
Egypt 3-1 Algeria
Egypt 3-0 Lebanon
Algeria 3-0 Morocco

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