International Olympic Committee

International Olympic Committee
Abbreviation/ Nicknames	IOC, Olympics
Type	Sports Governing Body
Membership	500+ Member States Superpowers German Reich Japan Soviet Union United States Great Powers Abyssinia Alpha Centauri Brazil China East Africa France Great Britain India Indonesia Intermarium Italy Pacific America Spain Türkiye U.A.R. West Africa Regional Powers Acadia Argentina Aurelia Australasia Bulgaria-Romania Chari-Makasa Chile Cuba Federal Vega Gran Colombia Hungary Korea Manchuria Mexico Pakistan The Philippines Portugal Republican Vega Sirius Sweden Tau Ceti Thailand Vietnam Middle Powers Andulela-Chelif Apollo Appia Arcturus Artemis Callisto Castine Eridani Finland Ireland Juno Khalistan Kitiya Mongibello New Canaan Norway Quebec Senekane Silvanus Tetus Tianyuan Vesta Virngrund Small Powers Banjuna-Mahara Boreale Callao Grobnitsa Heinlein Holy See Kumasi Mdina Mediana Messis Naxos Petrarca Sailastra Salamis Thasos Val Verde Vesper
Establishment	23 June 1984

The International Olympic Committee is an international, non-governmental, sports governing body organization responsible for organising the Summer and Winter Olympics. Its mission is to promote and encourage the promotion of ethics and good governance in sport, to ensure that the spirit of fair play prevails and violence is avoided and to ensure the regular celebration of the Olympic Games.