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Fina Awards and Prizes FINA AWARDS AND PRIZES FINA ORDER 1999 Juan Antonio Samaranch IOC President ESP 2001 Hirotaro Yamasaki Mayor – City of Fukuoka JPN 2002 Youri Louzhkov Mayor – City of Moscow RUS 2004 Gianna Angelopoulos-Daskalaki, President ATHOC 2004 GRE 2004 SAS Le Prince Héréditaire Albert de Monaco MON 2006 Gérald Tremblay Mayor – City of Montreal CAN 2006 Han Zheng Mayor – City of Shanghai CHN 2007 Hon. Steve Bracks Premier of Victoria AUS 2008 Liu Qi BOCOG 2008 President CHN 2009 Gianni Alemanno Mayor of the City of Rome ITA 2014 Vladimir Putin President Russian Federation RUS HH Sheikh Tamim 2014 Emir of the State of Qatar QAT bin Hamad bin Khalifa Al-Thani HH Sheikh Ahmad President of ANOC (Association of 2014 KUW Al-Fahad Al-Sabah National Olympic Committees). 2015 Vitaly Mutko Russia’s Minister of Sport RUS 2015 Rustam Minnikhanov President Republic of Tatarstan RUS 2017 Viktor Orban Prime Minister - Hungary HUN 2017 Thomas Bach IOC President GER 2019 Moon Jae-in President Republic of Korea KOR Version 03.10.2019 FINA AWARDS AND PRIZES FINA PRIZE EMINENCE 1973 Amateur Athletic Union of the United States USA 1974 Timothy Shaw, swimmer USA 1975 Kornelia Ender, swimmer GDR 1976 Dr. Harold W. Henning, FINA President USA 1977 Urban Council of the City of Hong Kong HKG 1978 Phillip Boggs, diver USA 1979 Javier Ostos Mora, FINA President MEX 1980 René de Raeve, FINA President BEL 1981 Bertil Sällfors, FINA Honorary Secretary SWE 1982 Vladimir Salnikov, swimmer URS 1983 Greg Louganis, diver USA 1984 Michael Gross, swimmer FRG 1985 Dr. Zachariy Firsov, past member of FINA Medical Committee URS Version 03.10.2019 FINA AWARDS AND PRIZES FINA PRIZE 1987 Robert H. Helmick, FINA President USA 1988 Kristin Otto swimmer GDR 1989 Hironoshin Furuhashi, swimmer and FINA Vice President JPN 1990 Norman W. Sarsfield Official GBR 1991 William Berge Phillips FINA President AUS 1992 Mustapha Larfaoui, FINA President ALG 1993 void 1994 Kieren Perkins swimmer AUS 1995 Becky Dyroen-Lancer synchronised swimmer USA 1996 Alexander Popov, swimmer RUS 1997 – void 2007 2008 John Devitt swimmer and official AUS 2009 – void 2013 HE Sheikh Saoud bin Qatar Olympic Committee General 2014 QAT Abdulrahman Al-Thani Secretary 2016 China Swimming Association CHN 2017 Miklos Sesztak President OC Budapest 2017 HUN HH Sheikh Ahmad 2017 ANOC President KUW Al-Fahad Al-Sabah 2018 void 2019 Lee Yong-sup Mayor of Gwangju KOR Version 03.10.2019 .
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