EOC

— June 11, 2021

Capralos for president

The Association of European Olympic Committees (EOC) chose a new president on Thursday June 10. He is Greek. Spyros Capralos (photo above) was elected 9th president of the continental body.... Read more "

— June 10, 2021

A chair for two

D-day for the candidates for the presidency of the Association of European Olympic Committees (EOC). The annual general assembly of the continental body, meeting for two days (June 10 and 11)... Read more "

— January 27, 2021

On the road to parity

History is in progress. The Association of European National Olympic Committees (EOC) is gradually moving towards parity. It announces in a press release that its next executive committee,... Read more "

— November 30, 2020

A Nygaard – Capralos match

There will be two for one place. Two candidates for the presidency of the Association of European Olympic Committees (EOC), whose election is scheduled for April 16, 2021 in Athens. THE... Read more "

— October 22, 2020

A new logo for the Piotr Nurowski Prize

Patience. We will have to wait until November 27, the date of the annual general assembly of the Association of European Olympic Committees (EOC), to find out the winner of the Piotr Nurowski Prize for the year... Read more "

— October 14, 2020

Niels Nygaard keeps an eye on Belarus

The IOC is not the only international sporting body closely monitoring the evolution of the political situation in Belarus, where the re-election of President Aleksander Lukashenko has provoked... Read more "

— August 26, 2020

Towards an election next February

The Association of European Olympic Committees (EOC) could change governance early next year. Since the death on June 1 of its president, the Slovenian Janez Kocijančič,... Read more "

— October 24, 2019

Thomas Bach opening

Prestigious introduction to the general assembly of the Association of European Olympic Committees (EOC), this weekend in Warsaw (Poland). Thomas Bach, IOC President, will deliver... Read more "

— January 28, 2019

The Faroe Islands will have to wait

Failed again. Launched for several months in a campaign to obtain their Olympic autonomy, the Faroe Islands will still have to wait. Gathered last weekend in Lausanne,... Read more "