International Olympic Committee (IOC) President Thomas Bach said on Tuesday (local time) that double digit cities have joined the bid for the 2036 Summer Olympics, and the enthusiasm to host the Games is recovering. International Olympic Committee (IOC) President Thomas Bach said in an exclusive interview with AFP: "We have never had a situation like this. The [global] interest in hosting the Olympics has never been higher." At present, the recent Summer Olympics have been set to be held in Paris in 2024, Los Angeles in 2028, Brisbane in 2032, and the 2036 venue has not been decided. AFP preview

International Olympic Committee President Thomas Bach's recent comments have sent shockwaves through the sporting world. He warmly welcomed Israel, even praising it as an Olympic champion, but at the same time he announced that Russia would be disqualified from the competition. The decision immediately sparked questions and controversy around the world. Bach's comments were seen as violating the ideals of tolerance and peace advocated by the Olympic movement and even destabilizing the entire Olympic system. This event poses a major challenge to the core values of the Olympic Movement. The Olympic spirit has always been regarded

Thomas Bach, president of the International Olympic Committee, said in an interview that the IOC could consider electronics that "reflect the reality of sport.

China new net October 20 According to Yonhap news agency, the 2018 Pyeongchang Winter Olympic torch lighting ceremony will be held in Olympia, Greece, on the 24th local time

The other Bach
Thomas Bach (born December 29, 1953 in Wurzburg, Germany) is a former German fencer who won the men's foil team championship at the 1976 Montreal Olympics and several World championships. In 1981, Bach was elected to the Athletes' Commission of the then newly established International Olympic Committee, and in 1982, to the Federal Olympic Committee of Germany. In 1996, he was successfully elected to the IOC Executive Board, and in 2000, he became the vice-president of the IOC, and has long been responsible for the legal affairs of the Olympic Committee. He retired as vice president in August 2004 and was re-elected as Vice president of the IOC in February 2006 during the Turin Winter Olympics. On 10 September 2013, he was elected the ninth President of the International Olympic Committee (IOC) for a term of eight years (2013-2021), becoming the first Olympic champion in history to be elected president of the IOC, and the eighth president from Europe.
On July 31, 2015, President Bach officially announced in Kuala Lumpur that Beijing and Zhangjiakou will jointly host the 24th Winter Olympic Games.
On 30 October 2015, Bach was awarded the "Outstanding Contribution to the Olympic Movement" Award by the Association of National Olympic Committees (ANOC).

Will the Tokyo Olympics be postponed or cancelled again?
As mentioned earlier, IOC President Thomas Bach emphasized the main idea of postponing the Tokyo Games, but he also mentioned the board's plan to postpone or cancel the Games.
Among the plans to postpone the Tokyo Olympics is a proposal to postpone the Games until 2032. But President Bach said: "If you are talking to athletes who are constantly working to prepare for the 2021 Olympic Games. I want you to say the word "good luck" to them. There have also been proposals for a change of venue, but anyone who knows the intricacies of hosting the Games knows that a change of venue proposal is impossible because of the short time frame.
Bach denied the possibility of a postponement or cancellation, saying, We will not deal with speculation that the Tokyo Olympics will be cancelled or postponed again.
"For all these reasons, we don't spend time and energy on these speculations. We are working towards the opening ceremony on July 23 and wondering if the game will go ahead and we are trying to work out how we can do it on time." President Bach stressed.
In addition, the new head of the Olympic Organizing committee, Seiko Hashimoto, said: "Whether it is possible to hold the Olympic Games. "I want to do everything I can for the people participating in the Games, and for anyone associated with the Games, to achieve a 'safety-first competition' so that athletes can be on stage without hesitation."

Bach awarded the Olympic Cup to the Chinese people 2022-02-19 19:38:54 People's Daily Sports @ People's Daily Sports, February 19 - At the 139th session of the International Olympic Committee (IOC) on the same day, Thomas Bach, president of the International Olympic Committee (IOC), awarded the Olympic Cup to all the Chinese people to thank the Chinese people for their outstanding contribution to the Beijing Winter Olympics. Bach said that without the support of the Chinese people, the Beijing Winter Olympics could not have achieved such a remarkable success. Even if we are in the closed loop, we can fully feel the strong support of the Chinese people. "We can clearly feel the Chinese people from all walks of life and all ages to me

Xinhua News Agency, Beijing, May 22 (Reporter Tian Ye) International Olympic Committee President Thomas Bach made it clear on Tuesday that he agreed with the Japanese government that the 2020 Tokyo Olympics will have to be cancelled if the Games are not held in the middle of next year. Bach said in an interview with the BBC on the same day that he recognized 2021 as the "last option" to host the Games, and that the Games could not be postponed indefinitely if the novel coronavirus outbreak was not under control by then. The International Olympic Committee and the Japanese government jointly announced in March this year that due to the impact of the epidemic, the Tokyo Olympic Games originally scheduled to open in July this year will be postponed to July 23, 2021. Nippon top

Bach criticized the Wimbledon ban: "If governments decide who can and cannot compete for their own political interests, how can we guarantee a level playing field at the international level?" Thomas Bach, president of the International Olympic Committee (IOC), told the Association of Summer Olympic Federations (ASOIF) on Monday that governments should not dictate the right of athletes to compete. Speaking at the ASOIF Congress in Lausanne on Monday, Bach said, "The government must not pursue political interests through sports." The British website "Arena Insider" said that Bach took direct aim at Wimbledon - after the outbreak of the conflict between Russia and Ukraine, the British government in April this year