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IOC President Kirsty Coventry explores innovative ways to engage youth with the Olympic Movement, including esports and AI, and plans to visit China during the 15th National Games in November.
At 41, Kirsty Coventry becomes the first female and first African IOC President, aiming to keep the Olympics youthful and vibrant for future generations.
Two-time Olympic gold medalist Kirsty Coventry of Zimbabwe becomes the first woman and African to lead the IOC, starting an eight-year term as President.
CMG President Shen Haixiong met with IOC leaders Thomas Bach and Kirsty Coventry in Switzerland to strengthen strategic cooperation in sports broadcasting and innovation.
Zimbabwe’s Kirsty Coventry becomes the first woman and first African to lead the International Olympic Committee, succeeding Thomas Bach as the new IOC President.
Kirsty Coventry, Zimbabwean Olympic champion, becomes the first African woman elected as President of the International Olympic Committee, marking a historic milestone in global sports leadership.
Zimbabwe’s Olympic legend Kirsty Coventry transitions from gold medals to influential roles within the IOC, inspiring the next generation of athletes.
Zimbabwean swimming legend Kirsty Coventry becomes the first woman and African to be elected President of the International Olympic Committee, marking a new era in the Olympics’ 130-year history.
Kirsty Coventry becomes the first woman and first African to lead the IOC, highlighting strong ties with China in her inaugural address.
With the IOC presidential election approaching, Vice President Juan Antonio Samaranch downplays his frontrunner status as the race narrows between him, Sebastian Coe, and Kirsty Coventry.