IOC Executive Board meeting – 25-26 June 2025 – Information for the media

Following the handover of the Presidency of the International Olympic Committee (IOC) to Kirsty Coventry, the IOC Executive Board (EB) will convene for a two-day meeting from Wednesday 25 to Thursday 26 June 2025, at Olympic House in Lausanne, Switzerland.

The meeting will be preceded by a day-and-a-half of consultations with the IOC Members. Kirsty Coventry has invited the Members to take part in this consultation, on the theme of “Pause and Reflect”, with the aim of helping to shape a new roadmap for the Olympic Movement. This will be one of the topics the IOC EB members will talk about in their discussions.

In addition, the IOC EB will receive updates on the activities of the Olympic Movement, Coordination Commissions and Organising Committees for upcoming Olympic Games editions, IOC Commissions and the IOC administration.

An online press conference is scheduled after the second day of the meeting on 26 June 2025.

IOC Press Conference

Date: Thursday 26 June 2025

Time: 3 p.m. CEST*

*In the event of any time changes, we will post updates via @IOCMEDIA on X.

Please register here to receive the links to attend the online press conferences.

Deadline to register: 3 p.m. CEST on Tuesday 24 June 2025

Please note that, as part of the registration process, we may ask you to provide a press card or a letter from your editor in order for us to accept your registration.

Please click here to access the instructions on how to log in and ask questions during the press conference.

The online press conference will also be livestreamed on IOC Media YouTube. You can choose to connect to either the English or French audio stream.

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