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Malta to host 2027 Commonwealth Youth Games
Malta has been selected to host the eighth Commonwealth Youth Games in late 2027, marking a significant milestone in the event’s history. The games will bring together over 1,000 young athletes aged 14-18 from 74 Commonwealth nations and territories, competing across eight sports.
The Mediterranean island nation will introduce two new sports – sailing and water polo – alongside traditional events including athletics, netball, squash, swimming, triathlon, and weightlifting. Notably, the 2027 games will feature the most extensive Para-sport program in Commonwealth Youth Games history, with para-swimming making its debut alongside para-athletics.
The competition will be spread across Malta and the Gozo Islands, utilising existing world-class facilities organised into four main clusters. Two athlete villages will be established using local hotels. Commonwealth Sport President Donald Rukare praised Malta’s athlete-first approach and proven experience in hosting international events, emphasising the games’ role in developing future sporting talent. While specific dates remain to be announced, the selection of Malta aligns with Commonwealth Sport’s strategy to bring the Youth Games to smaller island nations.
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