The Middle East–Africa Region was one of the eight "international" (non-U.S.) regions that participated in the Little League World Series from 2008 to 2012. The Arabian-American Little League in Dhahran, Saudi Arabia won each of the three MEA championships until 2011 when the Reverend John Foundation Little League from Kampala, Uganda won the tournament, however the team from Uganda was not able to participate after their visa applications to enter the United States were denied, and Dhahran was invited to participate in their place. In 2012, a team from Lugazi, Uganda, won the tournament.
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| - Region Mittlerer Osten-Afrika (Little League Baseball World Series) (de)
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| - Die Region Mittlerer Osten-Afrika war eine der acht internationalen Regionen, welche Teilnehmer an die Little League Baseball World Series, das größte Baseball-Turnier für Jugendliche, entsandten. Von 2001 bis 2007 waren die Mannschaften den Regionen Europa, Mittlerer Osten und Afrika sowie Transatlantik zugeordnet. Ab 2013 wird im pazifischen Raum Australien eine eigene Region bilden, dafür wird die Region Mittlerer Osten-Afrika wieder aufgelöst und der Teil Afrikas sowie die Türkei und Israel Europa zugeordnet, die Staaten des Mittleren Osten werden der Region Asien-Pazifik zugeteilt. (de)
- The Middle East–Africa Region was one of the eight "international" (non-U.S.) regions that participated in the Little League World Series from 2008 to 2012. The Arabian-American Little League in Dhahran, Saudi Arabia won each of the three MEA championships until 2011 when the Reverend John Foundation Little League from Kampala, Uganda won the tournament, however the team from Uganda was not able to participate after their visa applications to enter the United States were denied, and Dhahran was invited to participate in their place. In 2012, a team from Lugazi, Uganda, won the tournament. (en)
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| - Die Region Mittlerer Osten-Afrika war eine der acht internationalen Regionen, welche Teilnehmer an die Little League Baseball World Series, das größte Baseball-Turnier für Jugendliche, entsandten. Von 2001 bis 2007 waren die Mannschaften den Regionen Europa, Mittlerer Osten und Afrika sowie Transatlantik zugeordnet. Ab 2013 wird im pazifischen Raum Australien eine eigene Region bilden, dafür wird die Region Mittlerer Osten-Afrika wieder aufgelöst und der Teil Afrikas sowie die Türkei und Israel Europa zugeordnet, die Staaten des Mittleren Osten werden der Region Asien-Pazifik zugeteilt. (de)
- The Middle East–Africa Region was one of the eight "international" (non-U.S.) regions that participated in the Little League World Series from 2008 to 2012. The Arabian-American Little League in Dhahran, Saudi Arabia won each of the three MEA championships until 2011 when the Reverend John Foundation Little League from Kampala, Uganda won the tournament, however the team from Uganda was not able to participate after their visa applications to enter the United States were denied, and Dhahran was invited to participate in their place. In 2012, a team from Lugazi, Uganda, won the tournament. Prior to 2008, Middle Eastern and African teams competed in either the Europe/Middle East/Africa region (EMEA) or the Transatlantic region. The Transatlantic and EMEA regions were geographically identical. Leagues from the Transatlantic region generally consisted of children and other dependents of American expatriates, typically Armed Forces personnel, international organization members, and oil company workers (such as the team representing the Saudi Aramco Residential Camp in Dhahran). The leagues within the EMEA region consisted of players native to the league's own country. In practice, however, only European teams competed in the EMEA region, as no teams from the Middle East or Africa ever competed for the regional championship. The region was disbanded following the 2012 LLWS due to a major reorganization triggered by Little League's announcement that Australia would receive an automatic berth beginning with the 2013 LLWS. As a result of this announcement:
* African countries will now be placed in the Europe Region, which will be renamed the Europe and Africa Region.
* Middle Eastern countries will become part of the former Asia-Pacific Region, which will be renamed the Asia–Pacific and Middle East Region. Israel and Turkey, traditionally considered part of the Middle East, were not part of the MEA Region; they were in the former Europe Region because of their membership in the European zone of the International Baseball Federation. Those two countries will remain in the renamed Europe and Africa Region. (en)
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