The challenges of the new president of IOC

The Paris Olympic Games re -placed the Olympic movement in a privileged situation. The success of the edition of 2024 served to abandon Rio’s difficulties and all the revolts that came from Pandmia in 2020. The games are now satisfied with good health and again awakening the interests of fans, commercial brands and political institutions. The zimbabuense Kirsty Coventry, The historic new president of the IOC as the first woman and Africa, he must work to maintain the neutrality and freedom of the Olympic movement, as well as the commitment to fight against doping and in favor of equality and transparency.

However, the Kirsty Conventry, 41, Olympic ex -champion in swimming, will be forced to deal with a series of capital challenges in a complex international political context. The first of them will be a bridge Donald TrumpPresident of the United States, in front of the organization of the next 2028 games in Tag -init, held in Los Angeles. In addition, it should support the women of Afghanistan athletes, who are rejected by the Taliban regime

It will also be the capital of the reunion of Russian athletes, as well as the participation of transgender athletes, to try to protect women’s sport. Similarly, climate change is relevant, forcing more sustainable policies and direct impact on the choice of areas. Similarly, the need to open a future view with the aim of attracting the interests of future generations and enhancing the use of new technologies.

Finally, and under the mandate of Kirsty CoventryThe IOC will select the headquarters of 2036 games, with a solid interest in countries such as India, Qatar, Türkiye, Hungary and Indonesia.