Sudan Olympic Committee
Country/Region | Sudan |
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Code | SUD |
Created | 1956 |
Recognized | 1959 |
Continental Association | ANOCA |
Headquarters | International Park Khartoum |
President | Ahmed Abouelgasim Hashim |
Secretary General | Mahmoud Elsir Mohamed Taha |
Sudan Olympic Committee (IOC code: SUD) is the National Olympic Committee representing Sudan.
History
The Sudanese government has faced scrutiny for claims of interference with the Olympic Committee's operations.[1] In 2024, committee presdient Elgasim Hashim sought additional resources for the country's athletes in the midst of ongoing regional conflict saying "Despite the extremely dire situation in my country, sport can still play a role in bringing people together." He claimed that their NOC headquarters and athletic infrastructure had been damaged or destroyed in the conflict.[2]
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