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— June 12, 2025
Meeting Wednesday in Lausanne, the General Assembly of the Association of Summer Olympic International Federations (ASOIF) elected four new members to its board of directors. Nenad... Read more "
— May 14, 2025
The ASOIF Medical and Scientific Advisory Group (AMSCG) held a workshop on May 6-7 in Lausanne, Switzerland. Sixty medical officials from 33 international federations, including... Read more "
— April 17, 2025
Seven candidates for four vacant positions: this is the equation that will be presented to the General Assembly of the Association of Summer Olympic Federations (ASOIF) at its meeting on 11... Read more "
— January 23, 2025
The Council of the Association of Summer Olympic International Federations (ASOIF) met on Tuesday in Lausanne. The Los Angeles 2028 Olympic and Paralympic Games were at the heart of the discussions.... Read more "
— January 8, 2025
A new chapter begins. The Association of Summer Olympic International Federations (ASOIF) has had a new president since 1 January in the person of Ingmar De Vos (pictured above). Elected in... Read more "
— October 22, 2024
A page is turning for ASOIF. The Council of the Association of Summer Olympic International Sports Federations held its first meeting since the... Read more "
— June 26, 2024
The result is always eagerly awaited, at least in the Olympic movement (elsewhere, it is less certain). In Lausanne, it fuels conversations and brightens up coffee breaks. For the... Read more "
— April 22, 2024
Criticism continues, in the Olympic movement, after the decision of World Athletics to award a bonus of 50.000 dollars to each of the gold medalists in athletics of the Olympic Games... Read more "
— April 9, 2024
Trains arrive on time in the Olympic movement. In Birmingham, in the West Midlands, where SportAccord regains its place in the calendar this week, the general assembly of the Association... Read more "
— March 27, 2024
His name remains little known, his face even less so, but the Belgian Ingmar De Vos will not be able to shroud himself in discretion for much longer. It is, without the slightest... Read more "
