The Tunisian ice hockey association was established to promote and develop ice hockey in Tunisia. The team consists of Tunisian players who live all over the world (France, Canada, Sweden, Finland, USA, Switzerland, Belgium, Germany and others) and compete under the Carthage Eagles.

In June 2014, the Carthage Eagles played their first match in the history of Tunisian ice hockey: a game against Hockey de Courbevoie, who plays in the first French section. In July 2016, the Tunisian team won the first African Hockey Cup held in Rabat, Morocco. The Tunisian team beat clubs from Egypt, Algeria and Morocco in the semi-finals and Morocco in the final.

Top players: Beno Ben Salem is considered the youngest player in the tournament. He is 17 years old in the first league in Switzerland. Kurt Khelil is also a young player who plays in Finland.  

The Storms team was established in September 2009 under the auspices of the Abu Dhabi Ice Sports Club, the first ice hockey team to be recognized in the UAE. Under the first team, four teams of different Sunni stages will be formed in addition to the women's team.

The first team has achieved many achievements at the international and local levels, winning first place several times in the Emirates Ice Hockey Championship and the Capital Cup, and has achieved international achievements, the last of which was the third place in Belarusian President's championship in 2017 in Belarus.

The team includes most of the players of the national team of ice hockey, who have the experience and skills such as high player Omar Al Shamsi and player Juma Al-Dhaheri, the captain of the team, and also elements such as player Mohammed Al Shamsi, Thiab Sabousi and Salem Al-Yafi.  

The team was established in 2016, based in the Algerian capital, and participated in the African Cup of Clubs in Morocco in 2016, where he won the third place. The team consists mostly of Algerian expatriates in the European countries, which is a developed countries in the sport of ice hockey, which helped to build a strong generation in the game and a generation of skills and experience that qualified to play at advanced levels.  Top players: Aaron Latim and Hakim Yokhloh who play in the French League for ice hockey.  

 In 2002, a few local Egyptians started playing hockey on a small circuit in the Maadi neighborhood of Cairo. Without netting and netting any equipment, these players brought Egypt to ice hockey for the first time. Later that year, a team was formed under the name International Ice Hockey School (IHIS). In 2013, the team was renamed "Capital Biko", which means "Hawks Capital City" in the ancient Egyptian language. In 2015, the team took the current name "Anubis Cairo". In February 2016, after years of preparation, Egypt was formally invited to the first African Ice Hockey Cup. The clubs of the participating countries were Tunisia, Algeria, Egypt and the host country Morocco. Thanks to this tournament, additional members and senior advisors with vast experience in hockey for the development of sport in Egypt were brought. With their help, we quickly put the regulator in place to support the Egyptian Ice Hockey Committee and the Future Winter Sports Federation. One of the most distinguished players in the team: the player is Philip, Nicholas Rogers, and the distinguished goalkeeper Yasser Ahmed, who played in the American League.

Lebanon is the ice hockey team that represents Lebanon internationally in men's competitions against teams and other clubs. The Lebanese Hockey Association was founded in 2015, which is responsible for ice hockey for Lebanon. Ralph Malki is training the team, and the association is based in Canada. The team has achieved success in the international arena by scoring a good number of consecutive victories by 4 wins without losses and winning their matches against Morocco, Algeria, Haiti and Egypt. This small team is planning to participate in numerous tournaments as well as international tournaments around the world, including its participants in the 2017 President's Cup in Abu Dhabi. The Lebanese team is aiming to become part of the IIHF family in the very near future. Among the distinguished players in the team Mirani Alexander and player Bitar Suhail and goalkeeper Cedar Alalk, who is close to signing a contract with the Canadian Professional League.