Nothing to report. The FIS Nominations and Remuneration Committee has approved all the applications that had been submitted with a view to elections, scheduled for June 11, during the congress of the International Ski and Snowboard Federation, in Belgrade.
Five candidates are therefore in the running for the position of president: Johan Eliasch, who aims a second term, as well as Anna Harboe Falkenberg (Denmark), Victoria Gosling (Great Britain), Alexander Ospelt (Liechtenstein) and Dexter Paine (United States). Twenty-four other people are candidates for to join the Council, where 18 seats are up for election.
The full list: Deidra Dionne (Canada), Michael Huber (Austria), Tove Moe Dyrhaug (Norway), Dean Gosper (Australia), Nevena Ignjatovic (Serbia), Magdalena Kast (Argentina), Fredy Keirouz (Lebanon), Zurab Kostava (Georgia), Roman Kumpost (Czechia), Tomaz Kunstelj (Slovenia), Karin Mattsson (Sweden), Tzeko Minev (Bulgaria), Ken Odashima (Japan), Jana Palovicova (Slovakia), May Peus (Spain), Jean-Philippe Rochat (Switzerland), Flavio Roda (Italy), Fabien Saguez (France), Franz Steinle (Germany), Fiona Stevens (New Zealand), Yuliia Syparenko (Ukraine), Patrick Toussaint (Andorra), Martti Uusitao (Finland) and Zhao Wang (China)
