Alpes 2030: The IOC Aims for a First Joint Winter Edition
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While Paris 2024 was the first edition of the Summer Olympic Games to incorporate the principle of parity between women and men so strongly, the International Olympic Committee (IOC) intends to reiterate this historic advance, this time with the Winter Games of the Alps 2030. Home of Baron Pierre de Coubertin, renovator of the Games...
History will write to the 2030 Alps, which will become the first Olympic Winter Games to achieve full gender parity. The programme of events, approved by the IOC Executive Commission, provides for a quota of 3,046 athletes, divided between 1,525 women and 1,521 men. This is an increase compared to the Milano Cortina 2026 Games, where women represented 47% of the participating athletes. The 2030 Alps programme will consist of 126 events: 56 women…
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