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IOC accepts charter change on sports programme from 2032

IOC accepts charter change on sports programme from 2032
Channel News Asia Wednesday 24 June 2026, 12:49 UTC 1 min read
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IOC accepts charter change on sports programme from 2032 GENEVA, June 24 : The International Olympic Committee on Wednesday accepted changes to the Olympic charter concerning the games' sports programme in a vote by members. The change means that individual disciplines, rather than entire sports, will be evaluated for selection to feature in the Summer and Winter Games, as of the 2032 Brisbane games.

IOC accepts charter change on sports programme from 2032 GENEVA, June 24 : The International Olympic Committee on Wednesday accepted changes to the Olympic charter concerning the games' sports programme in a vote by members. The change means that individual disciplines, rather than entire sports, will be evaluated for selection to feature in the Summer and Winter Games, as of the 2032 Brisbane games. Source: Reuters
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