List of IOC meetings
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This is the list ofInternational Olympic Committee(IOC) meetings.
Olympic Congresses
[edit]# | Host city | Country | Year |
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1st | Paris | France | 1894 |
2nd | Le Havre | France | 1897 |
3rd | Brussels | Belgium | 1905 |
4th | Paris | France | 1906 |
5th | Lausanne | Switzerland | 1913 |
6th | Paris | France | 1914 |
7th | Lausanne | Switzerland | 1921 |
8th | Prague | Czechoslovakia | 1925 |
9th | Berlin | Germany | 1930 |
10th | Varna | Bulgaria | 1973 |
11th | Baden-Baden | West Germany | 1981 |
12th | Paris | France | 1994 |
13th | Copenhagen | Denmark | 2009 |
IOC Sessions
[edit]There has been a session during all Olympic Games except the 1900, 1904 and 1908Summer Olympicsand the 1924, 1928 and 1932Winter Olympics.
Session voting for president
Session voting for Olympic host
Session voting for president and Olympic host
Session | Year | Host city | Olympic occasion | Activities | Ref |
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1st | 1894 | Paris,France | I Olympic Congress | Athensof Greece was selected as the host for theGames of the I Olympiad. Parisof France was selected as the host for theGames of the II Olympiad. |
[1] |
2nd | 1896 | Athens,Greece | Games of the I Olympiad | The FrenchPierre de Coubertinwas elected as the secondPresident of the International Olympic Committee. | |
3rd | 1897 | Le Havre,France | II Olympic Congress | ||
4th | 1901 | Paris,France | Separate occasions | Chicagoof United States was selected as the host for theGames of the III Olympiad.These games would later be moved toSt. Louis. | [1] |
5th | 1903 | Paris,France | [2] | ||
6th | 1904 | London,Great Britain | Romeof Italy was selected as the host for theGames of the IV Olympiad. | [1][2] | |
7th | 1905 | Brussels,Belgium | III Olympic Congress | ||
8th | 1906 | Athens,Greece | Separate occasions | ||
9th | 1907 | The Hague,Netherlands | De Coubertinwas re-elected as thePresident of the International Olympic Committeefor the third term. | ||
10th | 1909 | Berlin,Germany | Stockholmof Sweden was selected as the host for theGames of the V Olympiad. | [1][2] | |
11th | 1910 | Luxembourg City,Luxembourg | |||
12th | 1911 | Budapest,Austria-Hungary | |||
13th | 1912 | Basel,Switzerland | |||
14th | 1912 | Stockholm,Sweden | Games of the V Olympiad | Berlinof Germany was selected as the host for theGames of the VI Olympiad,later were cancelled due toWorld War I. | [1] |
15th | 1913 | Lausanne,Switzerland | V Olympic Congress | ||
16th | 1914 | Paris,France | VI Olympic Congress | ||
All international Olympic business was suspended from 1915 to 1918 due toWorld War I. | |||||
17th | 1919 | Lausanne,Switzerland | Separate occasions | Antwerpof Belgium was selected as the host for theGames of the VII Olympiad. | [1] |
18th | 1920 | Antwerp,Belgium | Games of the VII Olympiad | ||
19th | 1921 | Lausanne,Switzerland | VII Olympic Congress | Chamonixof France was selected as the host for theI Olympic Winter Games. Parisof France was selected as the host for theGames of the VIII Olympiad. Amsterdamof the Netherlands was selected as the host for theGames of the IX Olympiad. |
[1] |
20th | 1922 | Paris,France | Separate occasions | ||
21st | 1923 | Rome,Italy | Los Angelesof the United States was selected as the host for theGames of the X Olympiad. | [1] | |
22nd | 1924 | Paris,France | Games of the VIII Olympiad | ||
23rd | 1925 | Prague,Czechoslovakia | VIII Olympic Congress | The BelgianHenri de Baillet-Latourwas elected as the thirdPresident of the International Olympic Committee. | |
24th | 1926 | Lisbon,Portugal | Separate occasions | St. Moritzof Switzerland was selected as the host for theII Olympic Winter Games. | [1] |
25th | 1927 | Monte Carlo,Monaco | |||
26th | 1928 | Amsterdam,Netherlands | Games of the IX Olympiad | ||
27th | 1929 | Lausanne,Switzerland | Separate occasions | Lake Placidof the United States was selected as the host for theIII Olympic Winter Games. | [1] |
28th | 1930 | Berlin,Germany | IX Olympic Congress | ||
29th | 1931 | Barcelona,Spain | Separate occasions | Berlinof Germany was selected as the host for theGames of the XI Olympiad. | [1] |
30th | 1932 | Los Angeles,United States | Games of the X Olympiad | ||
31st | 1933 | Vienna,Austria | Separate occasions | Garmisch-Partenkirchenof Germany was selected as the host for theIV Olympic Winter Games. De Baillet-Latourwas re-elected as thePresident of the International Olympic Committeefor the second term. |
[1] |
32nd | 1934 | Athens,Greece | |||
33rd | 1935 | Oslo,Norway | |||
34th | 1936 | Garmisch-Partenkirchen,Germany | IV Olympic Winter Games | ||
35th | 1936 | Berlin,Germany | Games of the XI Olympiad | Tokyoof Japan was selected as the host for theGames of the XII Olympiad. | [1] |
36th | 1937 | Warsaw,Poland | Separate occasions | Sapporoof Japan was selected as the host for the1940 Winter Olympics. | [1] |
37th | 1938 | Cairo,Egypt | |||
38th | 1939 | London,Great Britain | Garmisch-Partenkirchenof Germany was selected as the host for the1940 Winter Olympics. Cortina d'Ampezzoof Italy was selected as the host for the1944 Winter Olympics. Londonof Great Britain was selected as the host for theGames of the XIII Olympiad,later were cancelled due toWorld War II. |
[1] | |
All international Olympic business was suspended from 1940 to 1945 due toWorld War II. | |||||
39th | 1946 | Lausanne,Switzerland | Separate occasions | St. Moritzof Switzerland was selected as the host for theV Olympic Winter Games. Londonof Great Britain was selected as the host for theGames of the XIV Olympiad. The SwedishSigfrid Edströmwas elected as the fourthPresident of the International Olympic Committee. |
[1] |
40th | 1947 | Stockholm,Sweden | Osloof Norway was selected as the host for theVI Olympic Winter Games. Helsinkiof Finland was selected as the host for theGames of the XV Olympiad. |
[1] | |
41st | 1948 | St. Moritz,Switzerland | V Olympic Winter Games | ||
42nd | 1948 | London,Great Britain | Games of the XIV Olympiad | ||
43rd | 1949 | Rome,Italy | Separate occasions | Cortina d'Ampezzoof Italy was selected as the host for theVII Olympic Winter Games. Melbourneof Australia was selected as the host for theGames of the XVI Olympiad. |
[1] |
44th | 1950 | Copenhagen,Denmark | |||
45th | 1951 | Vienna,Austria | [2] | ||
46th | 1952 | Oslo,Norway | VI Olympic Winter Games | ||
47th | 1952 | Helsinki,Finland | Games of the XV Olympiad | The AmericanAvery Brundagewas elected as the fifthPresident of the International Olympic Committee. | [3] |
48th | 1953 | Mexico City,Mexico | Separate occasions | ||
49th | 1954 | Athens,Greece | |||
50th | 1955 | Paris,France | Squaw Valleyof the United States was selected as the host for theVIII Olympic Winter Games. Romeof Italy was selected as the host for theGames of the XVII Olympiad. |
[1] | |
51st | 1956 | Cortina d'Ampezzo,Italy | VII Olympic Winter Games | ||
52nd | 1956 | Melbourne,Australia | Games of the XVI Olympiad | ||
53rd | 1957 | Sofia,Bulgaria | Separate occasions | ||
54th | 1958 | Tokyo,Japan | In this meeting, theOlympic HymnbySpyridon Samaraswas declared the official anthem of theGamesand theIOC. | ||
55th | 1959 | Munich,West Germany | Innsbruckof Austria was selected as the host for theIX Olympic Winter Games. Tokyoof Japan was selected as the host for theGames of the XVIII Olympiad. Lugehad been added to the Olympic programme in 1964. |
[1][4] | |
56th | 1960 | Squaw Valley,United States | VIII Olympic Winter Games | ||
57th | 1960 | Rome,Italy | Games of the XVII Olympiad | Brundagewas re-elected as thePresident of the International Olympic Committeefor the second term. | |
58th | 1961 | Athens,Greece | Separate occasions | ||
59th | 1962 | Moscow,Soviet Union | |||
60th | 1963 | Baden-Baden,West Germany | Mexico Cityof Mexico was selected as the host for theGames of the XIX Olympiad. | [1] | |
61st | 1964 | Innsbruck,Austria | IX Olympic Winter Games | Grenobleof France was selected as the host for theX Olympic Winter Games. | [1] |
62nd | 1964 | Tokyo,Japan | Games of the XVIII Olympiad | Brundagewas re-elected as thePresident of the International Olympic Committeefor the third term. | |
63rd | 1965 | Madrid,Spain | Separate occasions | ||
64th | 1966 | Rome,Italy | Sapporoof Japan was selected as the host for theXI Olympic Winter Games. Munichof West Germany was selected as the host for theGames of the XX Olympiad. |
[1] | |
65th | 1967 | Tehran,Iran | |||
66th | 1968 | Grenoble,France | X Olympic Winter Games | ||
67th | 1968 | Mexico City,Mexico | Games of the XIX Olympiad | Brundagewas re-elected as thePresident of the International Olympic Committeefor the fourth term. | |
68th | 1969 | Warsaw,Poland | Separate occasions | ||
69th | 1970 | Amsterdam,Netherlands | Denverof the United States was selected as the host for theXII Olympic Winter Games,later withdrew and replaced byInnsbruck. Montrealof Canada was selected as the host for theGames of the XXI Olympiad. |
[1][5] | |
70th | 1970 | Amsterdam,Netherlands | |||
71st | 1971 | Luxembourg City,Luxembourg | [5] | ||
72nd | 1972 | Sapporo,Japan | XI Olympic Winter Games | ||
73rd | 1972 | Munich,West Germany | Games of the XX Olympiad | The IrishMichael Morris, 3rd Baron Killaninwas elected as the sixthPresident of the International Olympic Committee. | [6] |
74th | 1973 | Sofia,Bulgaria | X Olympic Congress | ||
75th | 1974 | Vienna,Austria | Separate occasions | Lake Placidof the United States was selected as the host for theXIII Olympic Winter Games. Moscowof the Soviet Union was selected as the host for theGames of the XXII Olympiad. |
[1] |
76th | 1975 | Lausanne,Switzerland | |||
77th | 1976 | Innsbruck,Austria | XII Olympic Winter Games | ||
78th | 1976 | Montreal,Canada | Games of the XXI Olympiad | ||
79th | 1977 | Prague,Czechoslovakia | Separate occasions | ||
80th | 1978 | Athens,Greece | Sarajevoof Yugoslavia was selected as the host for theXIV Olympic Winter Games. Los Angelesof the United States was selected as the host for theGames of the XXIII Olympiad. |
[1] | |
81st | 1979 | Montevideo,Uruguay | |||
82nd | 1980 | Lake Placid,United States | XIII Olympic Winter Games | ||
83rd | 1980 | Moscow,Soviet Union | Games of the XXII Olympiad | The SpanishJuan Antonio Samaranchwas elected as the seventhPresident of the International Olympic Committee. | [7] |
84th | 1981 | Baden-Baden,West Germany | XI Olympic Congress | Calgaryof Canada was selected as the host for theXV Olympic Winter Games. Seoulof South Korea was selected as the host for theGames of the XXIV Olympiad. Tennishad been readmitted to the Olympic programme in 1988. |
[1][4] |
85th | 1982 | Rome,Italy | Separate occasions | ||
86th | 1983 | New Delhi,India | |||
87th | 1984 | Sarajevo,Yugoslavia | XIV Olympic Winter Games | ||
88th | 1984 | Los Angeles,United States | Games of the XXIII Olympiad | ||
89th | 1984 | Lausanne,Switzerland | Separate occasions | ||
90th | 1985 | East Berlin,East Germany | |||
91st | 1986 | Lausanne,Switzerland | Albertvilleof France was selected as the host for theXVI Olympic Winter Games. Barcelonaof Spain was selected as the host for theGames of the XXV Olympiad. Separating Summer and Winter games in alternating even-years beginning from 1994 was approved. |
[1][8] | |
92nd | 1987 | Istanbul,Turkey | |||
93rd | 1988 | Calgary,Canada | XV Olympic Winter Games | ||
94th | 1988 | Seoul,South Korea | Games of the XXIV Olympiad | Lillehammerof Norway was selected as the host for theXVII Olympic Winter Games. | [8] |
95th | 1989 | San Juan,Puerto Rico | Separate occasions | Samaranchwas re-elected as thePresident of the International Olympic Committeefor the second term. Demonstration sports were removed from the Olympic programme beginning from 1994 |
[4][8] |
96th | 1990 | Tokyo,Japan | Atlantaof the United States was selected as the host for theGames of the XXVI Olympiad. | [8] | |
97th | 1991 | Birmingham,Great Britain | Naganoof Japan was selected as the host for theXVIII Olympic Winter Games. Curlingandsnowboardinghad been added to the Olympic programme in 1998. |
[4][8] | |
98th | 1992 | Albertville,France | XVI Olympic Winter Games | ||
99th | 1992 | Barcelona,Spain | Games of the XXV Olympiad | ||
100th | 1993 | Lausanne,Switzerland | Separate occasions | ||
101st | 1993 | Monte Carlo,Monaco | Sydneyof Australia was selected as the host for theGames of the XXVII Olympiad. Samaranchwas re-elected as thePresident of the International Olympic Committeefor the third term. Beach Volleyballhad been added to the Olympic programme in 1996. |
[8][9] | |
102nd | 1994 | Lillehammer,Norway | XVII Olympic Winter Games | ||
103rd | 1994 | Paris,France | XII Olympic Congress | ||
104th | 1995 | Budapest,Hungary | Separate occasions | Salt Lake Cityof the United States was selected as the host for theXIX Olympic Winter Games. | [8] |
105th | 1996 | Atlanta,United States | Games of the XXVI Olympiad | ||
106th | 1997 | Lausanne,Switzerland | Separate occasions | Athensof Greece was selected as the host for theGames of the XXVIII Olympiad. Samaranchwas re-elected as thePresident of the International Olympic Committeefor the fourth term. |
[8] |
107th | 1998 | Nagano,Japan | XVIII Olympic Winter Games | ||
108th | 1999 | Lausanne,Switzerland | Separate occasions | ||
109th | 1999 | Seoul,South Korea | Turinof Italy was selected as the host for theXX Olympic Winter Games. | [8] | |
110th | 1999 | Lausanne,Switzerland | |||
111th | 2000 | Sydney,Australia | Games of the XXVII Olympiad | ||
112th | 2001 | Moscow,Russia | Separate occasions | Beijingof (the People's Republic of) China was selected as the host for theGames of the XXIX Olympiad. The BelgianJacques Roggewas elected as the eightPresident of the International Olympic Committee. |
[8][10][11] |
113th | 2002 | Salt Lake City,United States | XIX Olympic Winter Games | ||
114th | 2002 | Mexico City,Mexico | Separate occasions | ||
115th | 2003 | Prague,Czech Republic | Vancouverof Canada was selected as the host for theXXI Olympic Winter Games. | [8] | |
116th | 2004 | Athens,Greece | Games of the XXVIII Olympiad | ||
117th | 2005 | Singapore | Separate occasions | Londonof Great Britain was selected as the host for theGames of the XXX Olympiad. Baseballandsoftballhad been removed from the Olympic programme in 2012. |
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118th | 2006 | Turin,Italy | XX Olympic Winter Games | ||
119th | 2007 | Guatemala City,Guatemala | Separate occasions | Sochiin Russian Federation was selected as the host for theXXII Olympic Winter Games. TheYouth Olympic Gameswas created as the2010 Summer Youth OlympicsinSingapore. |
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120th | 2008 | Beijing,China | Games of the XXIX Olympiad | ||
121st | 2009 | Copenhagen,Denmark | XIII Olympic Congress | Rio de Janeiroin Brazil was selected as the host city for theGames of the XXXI Olympiad. Roggewas re-elected as thePresident of the International Olympic Committeefor the second term. Golfandrugbyhad been readmitted to the Olympic programme in 2016. |
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122nd | 2010 | Vancouver,Canada | XXI Olympic Winter Games | Nanjingof (People's Republic of) China was selected as the host for the2nd Summer Youth Olympic Games. | |
123rd | 2011 | Durban,South Africa | Separate occasions | PyeongchangCounty in South Korea was selected as the host for theXXIII Olympic Winter Games. | |
124th | 2012 | London,Great Britain | Games of the XXX Olympiad | ||
Ext | 2013 | Lausanne,Switzerland | Separate occasions | Buenos Airesin Argentina was selected as the host for the3rd Summer Youth Olympic Games. | |
125th | 2013 | Buenos Aires,Argentina | Tokyoin Japan was selected as the host for theGames of the XXXII Olympiad. The GermanThomas Bachwas elected as the ninthPresident of the International Olympic Committee. Wrestlinghad been selected to the Olympic programme for 2020 and 2024. |
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126th | 2014 | Sochi,Russia | XXII Olympic Winter Games | Olympic Agenda 2020, the strategic roadmap for the future of the Olympic Movement initiated by Thomas Bach, had been discussed. | [12] |
127th | 2014 | Monte Carlo,Monaco | Separate occasions | The Extraordinary Session was hosted by IOC memberAlbert II, Prince of Monaco. The International Olympic Committee discussed Bach's Olympic Agenda 2020. |
[13] |
128th | 2015 | Kuala Lumpur,Malaysia | Beijingin China (People's Republic of) was selected as the host for theXXIV Olympic Winter Games. Lausannein Switzerland was selected as the host for the3rd Winter Youth Olympic Games. |
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129th | 2016 | Rio de Janeiro,Brazil | Games of the XXXI Olympiad | Five optional sports, includingbaseball/softball,karate,sport climbing,surfing,skateboarding,for the 2020 Summer Olympics were approved. | [14] |
130th | 2017 | Lausanne,Switzerland | Separate occasions | Joint-awarding of theGames of the XXXIII Olympiadand theGames of the XXXIV Olympiadwas approved. Bidding process forXXV Olympic Winter Gameswas approved. |
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131st | 2017 | Lima,Peru | Parisof France was selected as the host for theGames of the XXXIII Olympiad. Los Angelesof the United States was selected as the host for theGames of the XXXIV Olympiad. |
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132nd | 2018 | Pyeongchang,South Korea | XXIII Olympic Winter Games | The year of the4th Summer Youth Olympic Gameswas reverted from 2023 to 2022. The IOC suggested an African city should be host the Summer Youth Olympic Games. |
[15][16] |
133rd | 2018 | Buenos Aires,Argentina | 3rd Summer Youth Olympic Games | Dakarof Senegal was selected as the host for the4th Summer Youth Olympic Games,originally scheduled in 2022, later postponed to 2026 due to operational and economical consequences caused byCOVID-19 pandemic. | |
134th | 2019 | Lausanne,Switzerland | Separate occasions | The joint bid fromMilanandCortina d'Ampezzoof Italy was selected as the hosts for theXXV Olympic Winter Games. Four optional sports, includingsport climbing,surfing,skateboarding,andbreaking(breakdance), for the 2024 Summer Olympics were approved. |
[17][18] |
135th | 2020 | Lausanne,Switzerland | 3rd Winter Youth Olympic Games | Gangwon Provinceof South Korea was selected as the host for the4th Winter Youth Olympic Games. | |
136th | 2020 |
Lausanne,Switzerland (IOC executive board) and virtually meetings |
Separate occasions | The postponement of the2020 Summer Olympicsto 2021 and the4th Summer Youth Olympic Gamesfrom 2022 to 2026 was approved. Originally scheduled to be held inTokyo,Japan, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, while some IOC executives were working in Lausanne, other work were held virtually. | |
137th | 2021 |
Athens,Greece (IOC executive board) and virtual meetings |
Officially opened in a live event in thePanathenaic StadiuminAthens,Greece, which originally had been awarded the Session. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the majority of the works were held virtually. Bachis re-elected as thePresident of the International Olympic Committeefor a second term. The International Olympic Committee discussed Bach's Olympic Agenda 2020+5. |
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138th | 2021 | Tokyo,Japan | Games of the XXXII Olympiad | Brisbaneof Australia was selected as the host for theGames of the XXXV Olympiad. An optional sport proposed for the 2026 Winter Olympics,ski mountaineering,was approved. |
[19] |
139th | 2022 | Beijing,China | XXIV Olympic Winter Games | Review of the resounding success of the IOC Refugee Olympic Team (EOR) at theGames of the XXXII Olympiad,study of the post-Games use of permanent and temporary Olympic venues released, and a Human Rights Strategic Framework established. | [20][21][22][23] |
140th | 2023 | Lausanne,Switzerland with some virtual meetings | Separate occasions | Extraordinary Session; The IOC's executive board voted to have theInternational Boxing Associationlose its status as the sport's international governing body. | [24] |
141st | 2023 | Mumbai,India | Five optional sports, includingbaseball/softball,lacrosse,flag football,cricketandsquash,for2028 Summer Olympicswere approved. | [25] | |
142nd | 2024 | Paris,France | Games of the XXXIII Olympiad | TheFrench Alpswas selected as the host for theXXVI Olympic Winter Games.Salt Lake Cityof the United States was selected as the host for theXXVII Olympic Winter Games.The Olympic Esports Games are approved, slated to be held every two years in-between theSummerandWinter Olympicsstarting in 2025 inSaudi Arabia. | [26][27] |
143rd | 2025 | Athens,Greece | Separate occasions | TenthPresident of the International Olympic Committeeto be elected. |
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144th | 2026 | Milan,Italy | XXV Olympic Winter Games | ||
145th | 2027 | TBA | Separate occasions | ||
146th | 2028 | Los Angeles,United States | Games of the XXXIV Olympiad | ||
147th | 2029 | TBA | Separate occasions | ||
148th | 2030 | Nice,France | XXVI Olympic Winter Games | ||
149th | 2031 | TBA | Separate occasions | ||
150th | 2032 | Brisbane,Australia | Games of the XXXV Olympiad | ||
151st | 2033 | TBA | Separate occasions | ||
152nd | 2034 | Salt Lake City,United States | XXVII Olympic Winter Games |
See also
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