What does IYCSA mean?
IYCSA means International Young Catholic Students Asia
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for International Young Catholic Students Asia?
International Young Catholic Students Asia can be abbreviated as IYCSA
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What does IYCSA stand for? IYCSA stands for "International Young Catholic Students Asia". |
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What is the meaning of IYCSA abbreviation? The meaning of IYCSA abbreviation is "International Young Catholic Students Asia". |
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What does IYCSA mean? IYCSA as abbreviation means "International Young Catholic Students Asia". |
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Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- CSPJ - Catholic Students for Peace and Justice
- IGMA - International Geological Map of Asia
- IYCS - International Young Catholic Students
- IYCS - International Young Christian Students
- IMCS - International Movement of Catholic Students
- IMCSA - International Movement of Catholic Students Australia
- MYCS - Myanmar Young Catholic Students
- YCM - Young Catholic Musicians
- YCS - Young Catholic Students
- CSM - Catholic Students Movement
- CSO - Catholic Students Organisation
- CSMC - Catholic Students Mission Crusade
- IACA - International Advisory Council for Asia
- ICCA - International Chamber of Commerce Asia
- IRDSA - International Road Dynamics South Asia
- ISNA - International School Nurses of Asia
- ITECA - International Trade Exhibitions Central Asia
- YCA - Young Catholic Adults
- IMUA - International Management University of Asia
- IMCS - International Movement of Catholic Students, Pax Romana