2026 Winter Olympics Parade of Nations

During the Parade of Nations within the Milan and Cortina d'Ampezzo 2026 Winter Olympics opening ceremony, athletes and officials from each participating country marched in the San Siro Stadium preceded by their flag and placard bearer. Each flag bearer had been chosen either by the nation's National Olympic Committee or by the athletes themselves.

Parade order

By tradition, Greece entered first as the originator of the Olympics,[1] and Italy entered last as host. Per a new rule introduced by the International Olympic Committee at the 2020 Summer Olympics, in Tokyo,[2] the United States entered antepenultimately as the host of the 2034 Winter Olympics, in Utah, and France entered penultimately as the host of the 2030 Winter Olympics, in the French Alps. All nations in between entered in the order of the host nation's language, Italian.

Taiwan, participating as Chinese Taipei, marched under T rather than C. The Czech Republic and Turkey marched using their official short-form names: Czechia and Türkiye, respectively.

Participation of Russian and Belarusian athletes

Main article: Individual Neutral Athletes at the 2026 Winter Olympics

The Olympic Committees of Russia and Belarus remain suspended in the aftermath of the 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine. The International Olympic Committee announced in September 2025 that Russian and Belarusian athletes would be allowed to compete at the 2026 Games as "Individual Neutral Athletes" with no representation in the parade of nations under the same rules used at the 2024 Summer Olympics.[3]

Locations

With the games divided into four geographic clusters, the Parade of Nations was held in four locations: San Siro Stadium in Milan, the city centre in Cortina, Predazzo Ski Jumping Stadium in Predazzo, and Livigno Snow Park in Livigno. Nations were allowed to name two flagbearers, even if all their athletes were at one location; as host country, Italy had four.[4]

List

The following is a list of each country's flag bearer. The list is sorted by the sequence that each nation appeared in the parade of nations.[5] The names are given in their official designations by the IOC, and the Italian names follow their official designations by the Milano Cortina Organizing Committee for the Olympic Games.

Order Nation Italian Flag bearer Parade location Sport Ref.
1  Greece Grecia AJ Ginnis Predazzo Alpine skiing [6]
2  Albania Albania Lara Colturi Cortina Alpine skiing [7]
Denni Xhepa Livigno
3  Andorra Andorra Joan Verdú Livigno Alpine skiing [7]
Cande Moreno Cortina
Irineu Esteve Predazzo Cross-country skiing
4  Saudi Arabia Arabia Saudita Rakan Alireza Livigno Cross-country skiing [7]
5  Argentina Argentina Franco Dal Farra Livigno Cross-country skiing [8]
Francesca Baruzzi Cortina Alpine skiing
6  Armenia Armenia Karina Akopova Milan Figure skating [9]
Nikita Rakhmanin
7  Australia Australia Matt Graham Livigno Freestyle skiing [10]
Jakara Anthony
8  Austria Austria Benjamin Karl Livigno Snowboarding [11]
Anna Gasser
9  Azerbaijan Azerbaigian Anastasia Papatoma Cortina Alpine skiing [12]
Vladimir Litvintsev Milan Figure skating
10  Belgium Belgio Hanne Desmet Milan Short-track speed skating [13][14]
Maximilien Drion Ski mountaineering
11  Benin Benin Nathan Tchibozo Livigno Alpine skiing [7]
12  Bolivia Bolivia Timo Juhani Grönlund Predazzo Cross-country skiing [7]
13  Bosnia and Herzegovina Bosnia Erzegovina Marko Šljivić Livigno Alpine skiing [15]
Elvedina Muzaferija Cortina
14  Brazil Brasile Lucas Pinheiro Braathen Milan Alpine skiing [16]
Nicole Silveira Cortina Skeleton
15  Bulgaria Bulgaria Alexandra Feigin Milan Figure skating [17]
Vladimir Iliev Cortina Biathlon
16  Canada Canada Mikaël Kingsbury Livigno Freestyle skiing [18]
Marielle Thompson
17  Czech Republic Cechia Lucie Charvátová Cortina Biathlon [19]
David Pastrňák Milan Ice hockey
18  Chile Cile Matilde Schwencke Cortina Alpine skiing [7]
Sebastián Endrestad Predazzo Cross-country skiing
19  China Repubblica Popolare Cinese Ning Zhongyan Milan Speed skating [20]
Zhang Chutong Short-track speed skating
20  Cyprus Cipro Yianno Kouyoumdjian Livigno Alpine skiing [7]
Andrea Loizidou Cortina
21  Colombia Colombia Fredrik Fodstad Predazzo Cross-country skiing [21]
22  South Korea Repubblica di Corea Cha Jun-hwan Milan Figure skating [22]
Park Ji-woo Speed skating
23  Croatia Croazia Matija Legović Cortina Biathlon [23]
Valentina Aščić Milan Short-track speed skating
24  Denmark Danimarca Jesper Jensen Aabo Milan Ice hockey [24]
Denise Dupont Cortina Curling
25  Ecuador Ecuador Klaus Jungbluth Predazzo Cross-country skiing [7]
26  United Arab Emirates Emirati Arabi Uniti Alexander Astridge Livigno Alpine skiing [25]
Piera Hudson Cortina
27  Eritrea Eritrea Shannon-Ogbnai Abeda Livigno Alpine skiing [7]
28  Estonia Estonia Johanna Talihärm Cortina Biathlon [26]
Marten Liiv Milan Speed skating
29  Philippines Filippine Tallulah Proulx Cortina Alpine skiing [7]
Francis Ceccarelli Livigno
30  Finland Finlandia Krista Pärmäkoski Predazzo Cross-country skiing [27]
Mikko Lehtonen Milan Ice hockey
31  Georgia Georgia Luka Berulava Milan Figure skating [28]
Diana Davis
32  Germany Germania Leon Draisaitl Milan Ice hockey [29]
Katharina Schmid Predazzo Ski jumping
33  Jamaica Giamaica Mica Moore Cortina Bobsleigh [7]
Henri Rivers IV Livigno Alpine skiing
34  Japan Giappone Wataru Morishige Milan Speed skating [30]
Sena Tomita Livigno Snowboarding [31]
35  Great Britain Gran Bretagna Brad Hall Cortina Bobsleigh [32]
Lilah Fear Milan Figure skating
36  Guinea-Bissau Guinea-Bissau Winston Tang Livigno Alpine skiing [7]
37  Haiti Haiti Stevenson Savart Predazzo Cross-country skiing [7]
38  Hong Kong Hong Kong, Cina Eloise Yung Shih King Cortina Alpine skiing [33]
Darren Kwok Tsz Fung Milan Short-track speed skating
39  India India Arif Khan Livigno Alpine skiing [7]
40  Iran Repubblica Islamica dell'Iran Samaneh Beyrami Baher Predazzo Cross-country skiing [7]
Danyal Saveh Shemshaki
41  Ireland Irlanda Anabelle Zurbay Cortina Alpine skiing [34]
Thomas Maloney Westgård Predazzo Cross-country skiing
42  Iceland Islanda Elín Elmarsdóttir Van Pelt Cortina Alpine skiing [35]
Jón Erik Sigurðsson Livigno
43  Israel Israele Mariia Seniuk Milan Figure skating [7][36]
Jared Firestone Cortina Skeleton
44  Kazakhstan Kazakistan Denis Nikisha Milan Short-track speed skating [7][37]
Ayaulym Amrenova Livigno Freestyle skiing
45  Kenya Kenya Sabrina Simader Alpine skiing [7]
Issa Laborde Dit Pere Livigno
46  Kosovo Kosovo Kiana Kryeziu Cortina Alpine skiing [7]
Drin Kokaj Livigno
47  Kyrgyzstan Kyrgyzstan Artur Saparbekov Predazzo Cross-country skiing [7]
48  Latvia Lettonia Kaspars Daugaviņš Milan Ice hockey [38]
Dženifera Ģērmane Cortina Alpine skiing
49  Lebanon Libano Andrea El Hayek Livigno Alpine skiing [7]
50  Liechtenstein Liechtenstein Martin Kranz Cortina Bobsleigh [39]
51  Lithuania Lituania Allison Reed Milan Figure skating [40]
Saulius Ambrulevičius
52  Luxembourg Lussemburgo Matthieu Osch Milan Alpine skiing [41]
53  North Macedonia Macedonia del Nord Jana Atanasovska Cortina Alpine skiing [42]
Stavre Jada Predazzo Cross-country skiing
54  Madagascar Madagascar Mialitiana Clerc Cortina Alpine skiing [7]
Mathieu Gravier Livigno
55  Malaysia Malaysia Aruwin Salehhuddin Cortina Alpine skiing [43]
56  Malta Malta Jenny Axisa Eriksen Predazzo Cross-country skiing [44]
57  Morocco Marocco Pietro Tranchina Livigno Alpine skiing [7]
58  Mexico Messico Donovan Carrillo Milan Figure skating [45]
Sarah Schleper Cortina Alpine skiing
59  Moldova Repubblica di Moldova Iulian Luchin Predazzo Cross-country skiing [46]
Elizaveta Hlusovici
60  Monaco Monaco Volunteer[a] Milan Volunteer [48]
61  Mongolia Mongolia Enkhbayaryn Ariuntungalag Predazzo Cross-country skiing [7]
Altanzulyn Ariunbat Livigno Alpine skiing
62  Montenegro Montenegro Branislav Peković Livigno Alpine skiing [49]
63  Nigeria Nigeria Samuel Ikpefan Predazzo Cross-country skiing [7]
64  Norway Norvegia Kajsa Vickhoff Lie Cortina Alpine skiing [50]
Peder Kongshaug Milan Speed skating
65  New Zealand Nuova Zelanda Zoi Sadowski-Synnott Livigno Snowboarding [51]
Ben Barclay Freestyle skiing
66  Netherlands Paesi Bassi Jens van 't Wout Milan Short-track speed skating [52]
Kimberley Bos Cortina Skeleton
67  Pakistan Pakistan Muhammad Karim Livigno Alpine skiing [7]
68  Poland Polonia Kamil Stoch Predazzo Ski jumping [53]
Natalia Czerwonka Milan Speed skating
69  Puerto Rico Porto Rico Kellie Delka Cortina Skeleton [7]
70  Portugal Portogallo Vanina Guerillot Cortina Alpine skiing [54]
José Cabeça Predazzo Cross-country skiing
71  Romania Romania Julia Sauter Milan Figure skating [55]
Mihai Țentea Cortina Bobsleigh
Raluca Strămăturaru Luge
72  San Marino San Marino Rafael Mini Livigno Alpine skiing [56]
73  Serbia Serbia Anja Ilić Predazzo Cross-country skiing [57]
Miloš Milosavljević
74  Singapore Singapore Faiz Basha Livigno Alpine skiing [7]
75  Slovakia Slovacchia Viktória Čerňanská Cortina Bobsleigh [58]
Tomáš Tatar Milan Ice hockey
76  Slovenia Slovenia Nika Prevc Predazzo Ski jumping [59]
Domen Prevc
77  Spain Spagna Joaquim Salarich Livigno Alpine skiing [60]
Olivia Smart Milan Figure skating
78  South Africa Sud Africa Nicole Burger Cortina Skeleton [61]
Matthew Smith Predazzo Cross-country skiing
79  Sweden Svezia Sara Hector Cortina Alpine skiing [62]
Walter Wallberg Livigno Freestyle skiing
80  Switzerland Svizzera Fanny Smith Livigno Freestyle skiing [63]
Nino Niederreiter Milan Ice hockey
81  Chinese Taipei Chinese Taipei Lin Hsin-jung Cortina Bobsleigh [64]
Li Yu-Hsiang Milan Figure skating
82  Thailand Thailandia Karen Chanloung Predazzo Cross-country skiing [7]
Mark Chanloung
83  Trinidad and Tobago Trinidad e Tobago Emma Gatcliffe Cortina Alpine skiing [65]
Nikhil Alleyne Livigno
84  Turkey Türkiye İrem Dursun Predazzo Cross-country skiing [7]
Furkan Akar Milan Short-track speed skating
85  Ukraine Ucraina Vladyslav Heraskevych Cortina Skeleton [66]
Yelyzaveta Sydorko Milan Short-track speed skating
86  Hungary Ungheria Bence Nógrádi Milan Short-track speed skating [67]
Maja Somodi
87  Uruguay Uruguay Nicolás Pirozzi Livigno Alpine skiing [7]
88  Uzbekistan Uzbekistan Daniil Eybog Milan Short-track speed skating [68]
89  Venezuela Venezuela Nicolás Claveau-Laviolette Predazzo Cross-country skiing [7]
90  United States Stati Uniti d'America Frank Del Duca Cortina Bobsleigh [69]
Erin Jackson Milan Speed skating
91  France Francia Clément Noël Livigno Alpine skiing [70]
Chloé Trespeuch Snowboarding
92  Italy Italia Federico Pellegrino Milan Cross-country skiing [71]
Amos Mosaner Cortina Curling
Arianna Fontana Milan Short-track speed skating
Federica Brignone Cortina Alpine skiing

See also

Notes

  1. ^ Monaco's only competitor, Arnaud Alessandria, missed the opening ceremony as he had a race on the following day.[47]

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