Conventions
Year | City/Country | Participants |
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1981, 1st | Patras Carnival (Greece) | 17 Participants |
1982, 2nd | Syros (Greece) | 31 Participants |
1983, 3rd | Cephalonia/Zakyntos(Greece) | 66 Participants |
1984, 4th | Samos (Greece) | 35 Participants |
1985, 5th | Kos/Patmos (Greece) | 34 Participants |
1986, 6th | Kalymnos/Leros (Greece) | 31 Participants |
1987, 7th | Maltese Carnival (Malta) | 48 Participants |
1988, 8th | Rep. Trinidad & Tobago and Barbados | 92 Participants |
1989, 9th | Sta.Cruz de Tenerife (Spain) | 102 Participants |
1990, 10th | Patras Carnival (Greece) | 130 Participants |
1991, 11th | Rosas (Spain) | 132 Participants |
1992, 12th | Aalborg (Denmark) | 131 Participants |
1993, 13th | Curaçao (Netherlands Antilles) | 156 Participants |
1994, 14th | Norkopin (Sweden) | 102 Participants |
1995, 15th | Maltese Carnival (Malta) | 102 Participants |
1996, 16th | Maribor/Ptuj (Slovenia) | 81 Participants |
1997, 17th | Aruba (West Indies) | 116 Participants |
1998, 18th | Strumica (Macedonia)StrumicaCarnival | 78 Participants |
1999, 19th | Dubrovnik (Croatia) | 108 Participants |
2000, 20th | Carnival of Santa Cruz de Tenerife (Spain) | 229 Participants |
2001, 21st | Saint Petersburg/ Pskov (Russia) | 244 Participants |
2002, 22nd | Kraków (Poland) | 184 Participants |
2003, 23rd | Ovar (Portugal) | 252 Participants |
2004, 24th | Pernik (Bulgaria) | 132 Participants |
2005, 25th | Nadur Carnival, Gozo (Malta) | 450 Participants |
2006, 26th | Novi Vinodolski /Rijeka Carnival (Croatia) | 320 Participants |
2007, 27th | Sousse (Tunisia) | 395 Participants |
2008, 28th | Ploermel (France) | TBA |
2009, 29th | Kotor- Budva (Montenegro) | 198 |
2010, 30th | Patras (Greece) | TBA |
2011, 31st | Vrnjacka Banja (Serbia) | TBA |
Also forthcoming
2012 32nd FECC Convention in Prilep Macedonia
2013 33nd FECC Convention in Yambol (Bulgaria)
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