“Once again, congratulations on this well-deserved achievement. We look forward to working closely with you to promote the values of the Olympic and Paralympic Movements across Africa and beyond. Wishing you God’s blessings, guidance, and success in your tenure with the best sporting.” “You epitomize the resilience of the African woman, breaking barriers and inspiring generations across the continent […]
“You epitomize the resilience of the African woman, breaking barriers and inspiring
generations across the continent and beyond. Your journey is a beacon of hope and a
powerful reminder of what is possible through perseverance, vision, and determination.
“As partners in the global sporting community, we look forward to strengthening the
collaboration between the IOC and the African Paralympic Committee through the
International Paralympic Committee to advance inclusivity, accessibility, and excellence in sports.
“We in the African Paralympic Movement do not doubt that under
your stewardship, the IOC will continue to grow and inspire athletes across the globe.
Together, we can build a future where all athletes, regardless of ability, and sports affiliations have the opportunity to thrive and showcase their talents on the world
stage.
The former Zimbabwe Olympic medalist, who will assume office after a handover on 23 June, was elected for an eight-year term of office.
“Your leadership, dedication, and vision for the Olympic Movement are truly remarkable
and commendable.”- the movement said in a statement.
The African Paralympic Committee and the Paralympic Movement, have congratulated
Kirsty Coventry on her election as President of the International Olympic Committee
(IOC).
Kirsty is the first woman and first African to lead the sports governing body of the modern Olympic Games.
The continent of Africa is proud of you as her first daughter and former athlete to rise to
the highest office of the biggest global sports movement.
The 41-year-old former swimmer, who won two Olympic gold medals, replaces German Thomas Bach – who had held the role since 2013.
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