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Mr Valeriy Borzov: Ukraine<br />
2011/12 Reporters Without Borders Press Freedom Index Ukraine’s ranking: 116th out of 179<br />
countries<br />
2011 <strong>Transparency</strong> International Corruption Perception Index Ukraine’s ranking: 152nd out of 182<br />
countries<br />
IOC Membership: 1994-present<br />
Olympic Sporting Background: running (Athletics)<br />
• 1972 Munich, Double gold medalist (100 <strong>and</strong> 200 m) <strong>and</strong> silver medalist (4x100 m relay)<br />
• 1976 Montreal, Double bronze medalist (100 m <strong>and</strong> 4x100 m relay)<br />
Sports Administration Background:<br />
• President of the NOC (1991-1998);<br />
• Member of the Council of the European Athletic Association (EAA) (1991-1999);<br />
• President of the Ukrainian Athletic Federation; <strong>and</strong><br />
• Vice President of the National Olympic Committee of Ukraine<br />
Education: Kiev Institute of Physical Culture<br />
Work experience (<strong>and</strong> Board experience):<br />
• Member of Ukrainian parliament (1998 - 2006)<br />
“Olympic Values”: After IOC member Franz Beckenbauer of Germany spoke out against European<br />
IOC members for the selection of Pyeongchang China over Munich for the 2018 Winter Olympics,<br />
Borzov defended the decision by saying, “Munich was difficult because the (Russian) city of Sochi will<br />
host in 2014, so a European country already has the Winter Games.” Beckenbauer accused European<br />
members of the IOC of voting against Munich <strong>and</strong> Annecy’s 2018 Winter Olympic bids in order to<br />
further their own interests. According to Beckenbauer, the majority of the 42 Europeans sitting on the<br />
IOC voted against the European c<strong>and</strong>idates to support a future c<strong>and</strong>idacy in their own nations.<br />
Family: Married to Olympic gymnast Lyudmila Ivanovna Turishcheva who won four gold medals<br />
from 1968 through 1976.<br />
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