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Programme of the IOC Executive Board meeting in Lausanne, 18 to 20 July 2018 Wednesday 18 July Time Meetings/Events Place 8.50 a.m. Photo opportunity for media (photographers & cameramen Lausanne Palace only) Interested media are requested to gather in the lobby beforehand. 9 a.m. – 1 p.m. Lausanne Palace IOC Executive Board meeting • Programme of meetings • IOC President’s report • Good Governance o Audit o Finance Reports on the activities of the Coordination Commissions and the OCOGs: • Paris 2024 – Report by phone from the Chair of the Coordination Commission, Mr Beckers • Olympic Winter Games 2026 2 – 6 p.m. Lausanne Palace IOC Executive Board meeting • Olympic Programme o Paris 2024 o Beijing 2022 • Tokyo 2020 – Report by the Organising Committee by videoconference and by the Chair of the Coordination Commission, Mr Coates • Beijing 2022 – Report by the Chair of the Coordination Commission, Mr Samaranch • Buenos Aires 2018 – Report by the Organising Committee by videoconference and by the Chair of the Coordination Commission, presented by Mr Dubi • Lausanne 2020 – Report by the Chair of the Coordination Commission, presented by Mr Dubi • Olympic Games – YOG 2022 6.30 p.m. Press briefing with the IOC Spokesperson, Mark Adams Lausanne Palace Château de Vidy, 1007 Lausanne, Switzerland | Tel +41 21 621 6111 | Fax +41 21 621 6356 | www.olympic.org Thursday 19 July Time Meetings/Events Place 8.50 a.m. Photo opportunity for media (photographers & cameramen Lausanne Palace only) Interested media are requested to gather in the lobby beforehand. 9 a.m. – 12 Lausanne Palace p.m. IOC Executive Board meeting • Summer International Federations report • Winter International Federations report • National Olympic Committees report • Athletes report • Anti-doping report o WADA o ITA o CAS 2.30 – 6 p.m. Lausanne Palace IOC Executive Board meeting Reports on the activities of the IOC Administration: • Director General’s report • NOC Relations • 133rd IOC Session in Buenos Aires • Sports • Communications • Legal Affairs 6.30 p.m. Press briefing with the IOC Spokesperson, Mark Adams Lausanne Palace Friday 20 July Time Meetings/Events Place 8.50 a.m. Photo opportunity for media (photographers & cameramen Lausanne Palace only) Interested media are requested to gather in the lobby beforehand. 9 a.m. – 12 Lausanne Palace p.m. IOC Executive Board meeting Reports on the activities of the IOC Commissions: • Election of IOC Members • Olympic Channel • Olympic Agenda 2020 o Olympism in Action Forum • Proposals from members • Miscellaneous 2 p.m. tbc IOC President’s press conference Lausanne Palace .

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