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International Olympic Committee

The International Olympic Committee (IOC) is the international, non-governmental, sports governing body of the modern Olympic Games. Founded in 1894 by Pierre de Coubertin and Demetrios Vikelas, it is based in Lausanne, Switzerland. The IOC is the authority responsible for organising the Summer, Winter, and Youth Olympics. The IOC is also the governing…

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Founders
Pierre de Coubertin Demetrios Vikelas
Headquarters
Olympic House, Lausanne, Switzerland
Abbreviation
IOC (English), CIO (French)
Director General
Christophe De Kepper
Formation
23 June 1894; 132 years ago (1894-06-23)
Honorary President
Thomas Bach

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Olympic marketing

Environmental concerns

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The Olympic Partner programme

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International Olympic Committee

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International Olympic Committee

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International Olympic Committee → All IOC, Ethics, Honoured, IOC, IOC Code, Olympic Charter, Olympic Movement
Abbreviation · 1
International Olympic Committee → IOC (English), CIO (French)
Director General · 1
International Olympic Committee → Christophe De Kepper
Formation · 1
International Olympic Committee → 23 June 1894; 132 years ago (1894-06-23)
Founders · 1
International Olympic Committee → Pierre de Coubertin Demetrios Vikelas
Headquarters · 1
International Olympic Committee → Olympic House, Lausanne, Switzerland
Honorary President · 1
International Olympic Committee → Thomas Bach

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International Olympic CommitteeAbbreviationIOC (English), CIO (French)1.00infobox
International Olympic CommitteeDirector GeneralChristophe De Kepper1.00infobox
International Olympic CommitteeFormation23 June 1894; 132 years ago (1894-06-23)1.00infobox
International Olympic CommitteeFoundersPierre de Coubertin Demetrios Vikelas1.00infobox
International Olympic CommitteeHeadquartersOlympic House, Lausanne, Switzerland1.00infobox
International Olympic CommitteeHonorary PresidentThomas Bach1.00infobox
International Olympic CommitteeMembers206 National Olympic Committees1.00infobox
International Olympic CommitteeOfficial languageFrench (reference language), English, and the host country's language when necessary1.00infobox
International Olympic CommitteePresidentKirsty Coventry1.00infobox
International Olympic CommitteeTypeSports federation (association organised under the laws of the Swiss Confederation)1.00infobox
International Olympic CommitteeVice PresidentsNawal El Moutawakel Gerardo Werthein Pierre-Olivier Beckers-Vieujant Juan Antonio Samaranch1.00infobox
International Olympic CommitteeWebsitewww.olympics.com/ioc1.00infobox

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