Today marks a significant transition for the International Olympic Committee as Thomas Bach steps down after 12 years as president, now taking on the title of Honorary President for Life. In his departure, Bach reflects on his tenure, stating he feels the same apprehension as did on his first day. The IOC is now tasked with selecting a new president from a pool of seven diverse candidates, all possessing substantial experience and roles in the sports world, each of whom submitted detailed candidature documents for evaluation.
Thomas Bach steps down after 12 years as IOC president, transitioning to Honorary President for Life, as the IOC prepares for a significant leadership change.
The IOC must select a successor from seven candidates, each with diverse backgrounds and extensive experience in sports governance, set to be unveiled today.
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