Former IOC President Jacques Rogge passes away

Former IOC President Jacques Rogge passes away

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Category : Obituaries Published on: September 07 2021

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·         Former International Olympic Committee (IOC) President Jacques Rogge has passed away.

·         He spent 12 years as President of the IOC from 2001 to 2013, overseeing three Summer Games and three Winter Games, as well as producing the Youth Olympics. After that the command was taken over by Thomas Bach.

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About IOC

v  IOC - International Olympic Committee

v  Headquarters: Lausanne, Switzerland

v  President: Thomas Bach

v  Founded: 23 June 1894, Paris, France

v  Founders: Pierre de Coubertin, Demetrios Vikelas

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