12e Edition of the Pacific Mini-Jeux will be held from June 29 to July 9 in Palau in Micronesia. Created in 1981, Pacific mini-games are an unmissable event that allows the best Oceanian athletes to meet every four years for a celebration of sport, Oceanian cultures, surpassing oneself and solidarity between nations.
For this 2025 edition, more than 1,500 athletes will compete around 12 disciplines : archery, athletics, baseball, basketball, judo, va’a, swimming, table tennis, triathlon, volleyball, weightlifting and struggle. 24 countries and territories will be represented, including French Polynesia, New Caledonia and Wallis-et-Futuna.
On this occasion, France Télévisions mobilizes its antennas from the Overseas Pole in Polynesia, New Caledonia and Wallis-et-Futuna to offer its audiences a quadrimedia coverage (on television, radio, web and on social networks) of the event.
On television
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Beyond the live retransmission of certain disciplines (also available on radio and on the web), TV newspapers Polynesia 1era, New Caledonia the 1era et Wallis-et-Futuna la 1era will devote a special page to the Pacific mini-games. Live from Palau, the teams will return to the significant facts of the day, the classification of medals, the interview with athletes and delegations, behind the scenes of the demonstration.
On radio
Sports journalists from the group’s three resorts will cover Palau competitions through direct and interviews to bring listeners to life the daily workers engaged in the various competitions.
Throughout the games, Polynesia 1era will offer a 6 -minute daily format to take stock of the outstanding moments of the games.
Finally, on the sites of Polynesia 1eraWallis-et-Futuna la 1eraet New Caledonia the 1eraInternet users will be able to follow all the events daily. Social networks will complete this device with real, storiesand direct on the highlights of the 2025 mini-games.
France Télévisions, through its overseas pole, is the first broadcaster of sporting events overseas and reaffirms its desire to enrich its technical device each year to allow its audiences to follow, in real time and as close as possible, the exploits and emotions of major international sporting events.
Key Data & Insights: Pacific Mini-games 2025
To provide a deeper understanding of the event, here’s a summary highlighting key data points, comparisons, and insights:
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| Event Title | 12th Pacific Mini-Games |
| Host City | Palau, Micronesia |
| Dates | june 29 – July 9, 2025 |
| Participating Nations/Territories | 24 (including French Polynesia, New Caledonia, and Wallis-et-Futuna) |
| Competing Athletes | Over 1,500 |
| Disciplines | Archery, Athletics, Baseball, Basketball, Judo, Va’a, Swimming, Table Tennis, Triathlon, Volleyball, Weightlifting, and Wrestling. |
| Media coverage | Quadrimedia coverage by France Télévisions (television, radio, web, and social media) from it’s Overseas Pole in Polynesia, New Caledonia, and Wallis-et-Futuna. |
| Past Significance | Events began in 1981, serving as a quadrennial platform for Oceanian athletes to compete and celebrate culture
This event helps foster sportsmanship and camaraderie between Pacific nations, helping build solidarity between nations. |
| Broadcast Partners | Polynesia 1ère, New Caledonia la 1ère, and Wallis-et-Futuna la 1ère (France Télévisions) |
| Focus | Showcase of Oceanian athleticism, cultural exchange, and solidarity. |
FAQ: Your Questions About the Pacific Mini-Games 2025, Answered
Here’s a complete FAQ section to address common questions and provide added context:
Q: What are the Pacific Mini-Games?
A: The Pacific Mini-Games are a multi-sport event held every four years, bringing together athletes from across Oceania. This event is a celebration of sport, in which athletes from different nations compete. The event allows athletes to represent their countries, fostering camaraderie and cultural exchange.
Q: where and when will the 2025 Pacific Mini-Games be held?
A: The 2025 edition will be held in Palau, Micronesia, from June 29 to july 9.
Q: How many athletes and countries will participate?
A: Over 1,500 athletes will represent 24 countries and territories.
Q: What sports will be featured?
A: The games will feature 12 disciplines: Archery, Athletics, Baseball, Basketball, Judo, Va’a, Swimming, Table Tennis, Triathlon, Volleyball, Weightlifting, and Wrestling.
Q: How can I watch the games?
A: France Télévisions will provide comprehensive quadrimedia coverage, including live broadcasts on television, live reports and commentaries on the radio, online streaming, and updates on social media. Coverage includes channels like Polynesia 1ère, New Caledonia la 1ère, and Wallis-et-Futuna la 1ère.
Q: Why are these games meaningful?
A: the pacific Mini-Games are significant for several reasons. They provide a crucial platform for athletes from the pacific region to showcase their skills, fostering sportsmanship and friendly competition. The games also promote cultural exchange and solidarity among participating nations. They stand as a reminder of the rich cultural identity and history of Oceania.
Q: What makes this year’s games unique?
A: The 2025 games will be unique as it is indeed the 12th edition. The participation of over 1,500 athletes and the diverse range of disciplines that will be competing. The event will also highlight the ongoing commitment of France Télévisions in providing extensive technical support and coverage.
Q: What kind of media coverage will there be?
A: France Télévisions will offer comprehensive quadrimedia coverage including live television broadcasts, radio broadcasts, online streaming and updates. There will be the regular daily TV reports on TV Newspapers Polynesia 1ère, New Caledonia the 1ère, and Wallis-et-Futuna la 1ère as well as exclusive content and coverage on social media.
Q: Where can I find results and updates?
A: results and updates will be available on the websites of Polynesia 1ère, Wallis-et-Futuna la 1ère, and new Caledonia la 1ère, and also across their social media platforms.
