List of IOC assemblies

This is a list of all IOC assemblies.

Olympic Congresses

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	year	place	country
1.	1894	Paris	France
2.	1897	Le Havre	France
3.	1905	Brussels	Belgium
4th	1906	Paris	France
5.	1913	Lausanne	Switzerland
6th	1914	Paris	France
7th	1921	Lausanne	Switzerland
8th.	1925	Prague	Czechoslovakia
9.	1930	Berlin	Germany
10.	1973	Varna	Bulgaria
11.	1981	Baden-Baden	Germany
12.	1994	Paris	France
13.	2009	Copenhagen	Denmark

IOC sessions

	year	place	country	decisions
1.	1894	Paris	France
2.	1896	Athens	Greece
3.	1897	Le Havre	France
4th	1901	Paris	France	St. Louis chosen to host the 1904 Olympic Games .
5.	1902	Paris	France
6th	1903	Paris	France
7th	1904	London	Great Britain
8th.	1905	Brussels	Belgium
9.	1906	Athens	Greece
10.	1907	The hague	Netherlands
11.	1909	Berlin	Germany
12.	1910	Luxembourg	Luxembourg
13.	1911	Budapest	Hungary
14th	1912	Basel	Switzerland
15th	1912	Stockholm	Sweden
16.	1913	Lausanne	Switzerland
17th	1914	Paris	France
18th	1919	Lausanne	Switzerland
19th	1920	Antwerp	Belgium
20th	1921	Lausanne	Switzerland
21st	1922	Paris	France
22nd	1923	Rome	Italy
23.	1924	Paris	France
24.	1925	Prague	Czechoslovakia	The introduction of the Olympic Winter Games is decided.
25th	1926	Lisbon	Portugal
26th	1927	Monaco	Monaco
27.	1928	Amsterdam	Netherlands
28.	1929	Lausanne	Switzerland	Los Angeles was chosen to host the 1932 Summer Olympics . Lake Placid is chosen to host the 1932 Winter Olympics .
29	1930	Berlin	Germany	Basketball is recognized as an Olympic sport.
30th	1931	Barcelona	Spain
31.	1932	los Angeles	United States
32.	1933	Vienna	Austria
33.	1934	Athens	Greece
34.	1935	Oslo	Norway
35.	1936	Garmisch-Partenkirchen	Germany
36.	1936	Berlin	Germany
37.	1937	Warsaw	Poland
38.	1938	Cairo	Egypt
39.	1939	London	Great Britain
40.	1946	Lausanne	Switzerland
41.	1947	Stockholm	Sweden	Helsinki is chosen to host the 1952 Summer Olympics . Oslo is chosen as the venue for the 1952 Winter Olympics .
42.	1948	St. Moritz	Switzerland
43.	1948	London	Great Britain
44.	1949	Rome	Italy	Melbourne is chosen to host the 1956 Summer Olympics . Cortina d'Ampezzo is chosen as the venue for the 1956 Winter Olympics .
45.	1950	Copenhagen	Denmark
46.	1951	Vienna	Austria
47.	1952	Oslo	Norway
48.	1952	Helsinki	Finland	Avery Brundage is elected IOC President.
49.	1953	Mexico city	Mexico
50.	1954	Athens	Greece
51.	1955	Paris	France	Rome is chosen to host the 1960 Summer Olympics . Squaw Valley is chosen to host the 1960 Winter Olympics .
52.	1956	Cortina d'Ampezzo	Italy
53.	1956	Melbourne	Australia
54.	1957	Sofia	Bulgaria
55.	1958	Tokyo	Japan
56.	1959	Munich	Germany	Tokyo is chosen to host the 1964 Summer Olympics . Innsbruck is chosen as the venue for the Olympic Winter Games in 1964 .
57.	1960	San Francisco	United States
58.	1960	Rome	Italy
59.	1961	Athens	Greece
60.	1962	Moscow	Soviet Union
61.	1963	Baden-Baden	Germany	Mexico City is chosen to host the 1968 Summer Olympics .
62.	1964	innsbruck	Austria	Grenoble is chosen as the venue for the 1968 Winter Olympics .
63.	1964	Tokyo	Japan
64.	1965	Madrid	Spain
65.	1966	Rome	Italy	Munich is chosen as the venue for the 1972 Summer Olympics . Sapporo is chosen to host the 1972 Winter Olympics .
66.	1967	Tehran	Iran
67.	1968	Grenoble	France
68.	1968	Mexico city	Mexico
69.	1969	Warsaw	Poland
70.	1970	Amsterdam	Netherlands	Montreal is chosen to host the 1976 Summer Olympics . Denver is chosen to host the 1976 Winter Olympics .
71.	1971	Luxembourg	Luxembourg
72.	1972	Sapporo	Japan
73.	1972	Munich	Germany	Lord Killanin is elected IOC President.
74.	1973	Varna	Bulgaria
75.	1974	Vienna	Austria	Moscow is chosen as the venue for the 1980 Summer Olympics . Lake Placid is chosen to host the 1980 Winter Olympics .
76.	1975	Lausanne	Switzerland
77.	1976	innsbruck	Austria
78.	1976	Montreal	Canada
79.	1977	Prague	Czechoslovakia
80.	1978	Athens	Greece	Los Angeles is chosen as the venue for the 1984 Summer Olympics . Sarajevo is chosen to host the 1984 Winter Olympics .
81.	1979	Montevideo	Uruguay
82.	1980	Lake Placid	United States
83.	1980	Moscow	Soviet Union	Juan Antonio Samaranch is elected IOC President.
84.	1981	Baden-Baden	Germany	Seoul is chosen to host the 1988 Summer Olympics . Calgary is chosen to host the 1988 Winter Olympics .
85.	1982	Rome	Italy
86.	1983	New Delhi	India
87.	1984	Sarajevo	Yugoslavia
88	1984	los Angeles	United States
89.	1984	Lausanne	Switzerland
90.	1985	Berlin	GDR
91.	1986	Lausanne	Switzerland	Barcelona is chosen to host the 1992 Summer Olympics . Albertville is chosen to host the 1992 Winter Olympics .
92.	1987	Istanbul	Turkey
93.	1988	Calgary	Canada
94.	1988	Seoul	South Korea	Lillehammer is chosen to host the 1994 Winter Olympics .
95.	1989	San Juan	Puerto Rico
96.	1990	Tokyo	Japan	Atlanta is chosen to host the 1996 Summer Olympics .
97.	1991	Birmingham	Great Britain	Nagano is chosen to host the 1998 Winter Olympics .
98	1992	Albertville	France
99	1992	Barcelona	Spain
100.	1993	Lausanne	Switzerland
101.	1993	Monaco	Monaco	Sydney is chosen to host the 2000 Summer Olympics .
102.	1994	Lillehammer	Norway
103.	1994	Paris	France
104.	1995	Budapest	Hungary	Salt Lake City is chosen to host the 2002 Winter Olympics .
105.	1996	Atlanta	United States
106.	1997	Lausanne	Switzerland	Athens is chosen to host the 2004 Summer Olympics .
107.	1998	Nagano	Japan
108.	1999	Lausanne	Switzerland
109.	1999	Seoul	South Korea	Turin is chosen to host the 2006 Winter Olympics .
110.	1999	Lausanne	Switzerland
111.	2000	Sydney	Australia
112.	2001	Moscow	Russia	Beijing is chosen to host the 2008 Summer Olympics . Jacques Rogge is elected IOC President.
113.	2002	Salt Lake City	United States
114.	2002	Mexico city	Mexico	Upper limits are set for the Summer Games: 28 sports (associations), 301 competitions and 10,000 athletes.
115.	2003	Prague	Czech Republic	Vancouver is chosen to host the 2010 Winter Olympics .
116.	2004	Athens	Greece
117.	2005	Singapore	Singapore	London is chosen to host the 2012 Summer Olympics . Softball and baseball will be removed from the Olympic program.
118.	2006	Turin	Italy
119.	2007	Guatemala City	Guatemala	Sochi is chosen as the venue for the 2014 Winter Olympics . Youth Olympic Games are introduced.
120.	2008	Beijing	People's Republic of China
121.	2009	Copenhagen	Denmark	Rio de Janeiro is chosen as the venue for the 2016 Summer Olympics .
122.	2010	Vancouver	Canada	Nanjing is chosen to host the 2014 Summer Youth Olympic Games .
123.	2011	Durban	South Africa	Pyeongchang is chosen as the venue for the 2018 Winter Olympics .
124.	2012	London	Great Britain
125.	2013	Buenos Aires	Argentina	Tokyo is chosen to host the 2020 Summer Olympics , wrestling remains in the Olympic program, and Thomas Bach is elected IOC President.
126.	2014	Sochi	Russia
127.	2014	Monte Carlo	Monaco	Beijing is chosen to host the 2022 Winter Olympics . The Olympic Agenda 2020 is decided.
128.	2015	Kuala Lumpur	Malaysia
129.	2016	Rio de Janeiro	Brazil	Five new sports will be added to the Tokyo 2020 program: baseball / softball , karate , skateboard , sport climbing and surfing .
130.	2017	Lima	Peru	Choice of venues for the 2024 and 2028 Summer Olympics .
131.	2018	Pyeongchang	South Korea

Remarks

At the opening on October 21, 1974, the then IOC President Lord Killanin announced a revision of the entire Olympic regulations for the 75th session, which was held in the City Hall in Vienna, and at the same time warned against commercial and political abuse of the Games.

Individual evidence

1. ↑ The Olympic Winter Games, p. 26. (PDF; 649 kB) Retrieved on March 17, 2013 . 
2. ↑ Olympic Review, No. 154, August 1980, pp. 410-412, online version (PDF file; 31 kB).
3. ↑ Olympic Review, August-September 2001, p. 5, online version (PDF file; 142 kB).
4. ↑ Factsheet: The IOC Sessions. (PDF) July 2012, accessed on February 15, 2013 (English). 
5. ↑ Wrestling remains an Olympic sport. Retrieved September 9, 2013 . 
6. ↑ Olympic Agenda 2020. (No longer available online.) Archived from the original on August 5, 2016 ; accessed on August 9, 2026 . Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.  
7. ^ IOC approves five new sports for the 2020 Tokyo Games. Süddeutsche Zeitung , August 3, 2016, accessed on August 27, 2020 . 
8. ↑ Columns 2 and 3, middle: “Killanin: Reform is coming” . In: Arbeiter-Zeitung . Vienna October 22, 1974, p. 16 ( Arbeiter-zeitung.at - the open online archive - digitized).