IOC candidate sees diplomacy with Trump as key priority ahead of 2028 Games
- Samaranch believes that meeting with U.S. President Donald Trump is crucial for the next IOC leader, emphasizing that the United States is one of the most important partners.
- Samaranch aims to invite athletes from all 206 national Olympic nations to the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics, including those from nations challenged by President Trump.
- Samaranch has pledged to create a donor program to raise $1 billion for the IOC's work, stating it must be a priority.
- Seven candidates are competing for the IOC presidency, which will significantly impact the organization and its role in global sports.
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IOC candidate sees diplomacy with Trump as key priority ahead of 2028 Games
GENEVA — Meeting with U.S. President Donald Trump should be high on the agenda of the next IOC leader, according to a strong candidate to win the Olympic body's presidential election next week.
Juan Antonio Samaranch prioritizes his relationship with Trump in his bid to lead the IOC.
GENEVA (AP) — Juan Antonio Samaranch, one of the leading candidates to become the next president of the International Olympic Committee, said meeting with U.S. President Donald Trump should be high on the committee's agenda.
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