Lord Coe pitches to be first British president of the International Olympic Committee
Lord Ko said he became the first British President of the International Olympic Committee “it seems to maintain a goodness with the members of the organization”, but “there is a long way in front of us.”
The person in charge of the World Track and Field Movement and his six competitors hoped to take over as Thomas Bach, and gave a brief speech on Lausanne, Switzerland on Thursday.
The election was held in Greece in March.
COE told BBC Sport: “I hope I can convey the love of the Olympic movement.”
“I hope I can achieve the purpose and energy I think of the role.
“This is not a job, this is a kind of passion. I hope this is something I can convey in the next few weeks.”
The two Olympic 1500M champions vowed to shake the International Olympic Committee, promise innovation, authorize athletes, and introduce “scientific -based scientific policies” to protect women’s categories and continue to debate in continuous debate on gender qualification rules.
Under COE, the world track and field movement is available Banned transsexual women Competition from the female category participating in international competitions, and strengthening the rules of competitors related to sexual development (DSD).
In his speech, COE told 110 IOC members: “We must not ignore the reason why the game is different, and we have the danger of doing this. Competition must be fair, integrity and excellence.
“Therefore, we will maintain a laser -like focus on excellence; we will protect and promote the integrity of women’s movements. We will strengthen the anti -doping system. I will do all of this together with the world track and field movement council.”
When asked how he was received, the subject said, “Of course, the answer to honesty is that you don’t know. This does depend on member qualifications.
“I’m asking (they) not only have to vote for me, but also vote for myself. Trust votes for the skills, abilities and experience inside IOC, because this itself is enough to help us cope with these challenges.
“For any organization, especially how the” Holy Grail “in sports inspires and maintains the participation of young people. This is a chaotic landscape. There are many, many interference and exercise to figure out how to maintain excitement and interest, especially Is Olympic Movement. “
The International Olympic Committee stipulates that candidates can only speak for 15 minutes during closed cars, and the media has been banned, and there is no scope of problems.
When asked about the lack of transparency in the process, the subject said: “I dare to be sure that anyone who succeeds will want to review a series of things.”
“I think we can choose the leadership of IOC in any organization-we only need to ensure that we provide enough opportunities for members to truly understand people’s motivation. Sitting behind these bids can only be personal interaction.
“But I have participated in a long enough time, so that you know that you have not fought with the returned officials on the eve of the election!”
Coe is facing Spanard Juan Antonio Samaraanch JR competition, French David Laprtient, Zimbabwean Kirs Coventry, Japan’s Morinary, Sweed Johan Eliasch and Jordan’s Feisal Al Hussein Prince.
