Thomas Bach re-elected International Olympic Committee President for second term
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Thomas Bach has been re-elected as the President of the International Olympic Committee (IOC) for a further four years.
At the 137th IOC Session held virtually today, the 67-year-old German received 93 Yes and 1 No vote from the 94 valid votes. After the election, President Bach said: “Thank you very much from the bottom of my heart for this overwhelming vote of confidence and trust. For me, this is even more overwhelming considering the many reforms and the many difficult decisions we had to take which affected all of us.
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Lausanne | Switzerland IOC Thomas Bach is re elected as IOC President through to 2025 Greg...
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Lausanne | Switzerland IOC Thomas Bach is re elected as IOC President through to 2025 Greg...
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Lausanne | Switzerland Christophe de Kepper reports on the activities of the IOC Greg Martin/IOC
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