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London 2012: Jacques rogge confident Saudi women will make debut
27 May 2012, 3:25 pm
• Qatar and Brunei also considering sending female athletes •
rogge defends Dow Chemical sponsorship The International Olympic Committee president, Jacques
rogge, is optimistic that Saudi Arabia will send female athletes to the Olympics for the first time at this summer's Games.
rogge said the IOC was in advanced talks with the Saudis to include female competitors. Details of how many athletes ...
IOC still working with Saudis on female issue
24 May 2012, 9:44 pm
QUEBEC CITY (AP) Describing talks with Saudi Arabia as "not an easy situation," IOC President Jacques
rogge said the Olympic body is still working with the Gulf country on sending female athletes to the London Games.
Olympics: rogge says broadcasters did not sink Doha bid
24 May 2012, 9:38 pm
QUEBEC CITY: IOC president Jacques
rogge on Thursday dismissed backroom accusations that US broadcasters had scuttled Doha's bid for the right to host the Olympic Games over a proposed scheduling change.
IOC still working with Saudis on women's issue
24 May 2012, 9:24 pm
QUEBEC CITY (AP) Describing talks with Saudi Arabia as "not an easy situation," IOC President Jacques
rogge said the Olympic body is still working with the Gulf country on sending female athletes to the London Games.
rogge: 2004 retesting won't yield flood of cases
14 May 2012, 8:48 am
IOC President Jacques
rogge does not expect a "flood of positive cases" when the Olympic body retests doping samples from the 2004 Athens Games before they are destroyed this summer.
rogge: 2004 retests won't yield flood of cases
14 May 2012, 8:31 am
IOC President Jacques
rogge does not expect a "flood of positive cases" when the Olympic body retests doping samples from the 2004 Athens Games before they are destroyed this summer.
rogge looks to retirement with pride in the past
10 May 2012, 11:18 am
Jacques
rogge has plenty to do when he retires as President of the International Olympic Committee in just over a year's time -- and he says he will do so proud of the legacy he leaves behind.
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IOC Announces Olympic Highlights of the Week - YAHOO!
25 May 2012, 6:56 pm
This week, IOC President Jacques
rogge was in Quebec City (Canada) for the IOC Executive Board (EB) meeting and the 10th SportAccord Convention. (PRWEB) May 27, 2012 This week, IOC President Jacques
rogge was in Quebec City (Canada) for the IOC Executive ...
IOC still working with Saudis on female issue - YAHOO!
24 May 2012, 9:42 pm
QUEBEC CITY (AP) Describing talks with Saudi Arabia as "not an easy situation," IOC President Jacques
rogge said the Olympic body is still working with the Gulf country on sending female athletes to the London Games. Saudi Arabia, Qatar and Brunei are the ...
IOC still working with Saudis on women's issue - eTaiwan News
24 May 2012, 6:57 pm
Describing talks with Saudi Arabia as "not an easy situation," IOC President Jacques
rogge said the Olympic body is still working with the Gulf country on sending female athletes to the London Games. Saudi Arabia, Qatar and Brunei are the only countries ...
rogge says Olympic re-tests won't be bad - SBS
14 May 2012, 9:36 am
IOC President Jacques
rogge does not expect to see a flood of positive cases when the Olympic body re-tests doping samples from 2004. IOC President Jacques
rogge does not expect a "flood of positive cases" when the Olympic body re-tests doping samples from ...
rogge: 2004 retesting won't yield flood of cases - YAHOO!
14 May 2012, 8:53 am
BRUSSELS (AP) — IOC President Jacques
rogge does not expect a "flood of positive cases" when the Olympic body retests doping samples from the 2004 Athens Games before they are destroyed this summer. The International Olympic Committee has previously ...
No nostalgia for IOC's rogge in Olympia last stand - Reuters India
10 May 2012, 7:18 am
ANCIENT OLYMPIA (Reuters) - There would be no trips down memory lane, nor pangs of nostalgia for Jacques
rogge after his last Games torch-lighting ceremony in ancient Olympia on Thursday, the International Olympic Committee President told Reuters.
