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IBPA celebrating 50 years anniversary at the European championships in Pau, June 22, 2008
Photo: Elisabeth van Ettinger.
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IBPA celebrating 50 years anniversary at the World Mind Sports Games in Beijing, 2008

The International Bridge Press Association (IBPA) is a world-wide web;  IBPA has more than 300 members in all corners of the world. Its main objective is to assist bridge-journalists in their bridge-related professional activities, see further the Constitution (click the button above).

IBPA liaise with the World Bridge Federation, its zonal organizations, national contract bridge organizations, and other bodies, in order to achieve good working conditions for members. Bridge writers can apply for full membership, others can join as an associate member.

Full membership is a must for every professional bridge journalist. At major tournaments IBPA membership is the key to the press-room and a number of other benefits. And between venues the IBPA Bulletin  and IBPA's news services are a never ceasing source of column material. You can file your application for full membership now.

Associate member. Anybody with interest in IBPA's activities can apply for associate membership.

Email. You can email to IBPA's genereic email address mail@ibpa.com or (preferably) use the direct email addresses that you find on the Organization page.
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