Thursday, 2 November 2000

Royals on the International Olympic Committee (IOC)

The IOC Session at the Lima Convention Centre in Lima, Peru.
Princess Anne at 2017 IOC Session
Photo: Greg Martin/IOC

The International Olympic Committee (IOC) is the international organization that governs the Olympics & Youth Olympics.  We have also noted if a royal is apart of their National Olympics Committee (NOC). 

Current IOC Members:
Members are appointed for a 8 year term (under current rules). After the 8 year term, members can be re-elected. There is a forced retirement at age 70 (Age 80 for members who joined before 1999).

Royal Country Year
Appointed
Current
Term Ends
Notes
Princess Nora Liechtenstein 19842025 NOC Liechtenstein President (1982-1992)
Prince Albert Monaco1985 2031
NOC Monaco President (1994- Present)
Competed in 1988, 1992, 1994, 1998, & 2002 Games
Princess Anne UK1988 2032
NOC Great Britain President (?-Present)
Competed in 1976 Games
Grand Duke Henri Luxembourg1998 2031 NOC Luxembourg (?-?)
Amir Tamim bin Hamad al Thani Qatar2002 2026
Prince Feisal Al Hussein Jordan2010 2026 NOC Jordan President (2010-Present)
Prince Jigyel Ugyen Wangchuck Bhutan2018 2026 NOC Bhutan (2018-Present)
Princess Reema Bandar Al-Saud Saudi Arabia2020 2028

Former IOC Members: 
Former IOC Members are usually made Honorary Members after their step down. 
  • King Albert of Belgium (Prince Albert at the time)
    • IOC Member (1958—1964)
  • Prince Axel of Denmark
    • IOC Member (1932—1958)
      • Executive Board Member (1952—1956)
    • Honorary Member (1958—1964)
  • King Frederik of Denmark (Crown Prince at the Time)
    • IOC (2009 - 2021)
    • Special Observer of NOC Denmark (?-2021?)
  • King Willem-Alexander of the Netherlands 
    • IOC (1998- 2013)
  • Grand Duke Jean of Luxembourg 
    • IOC (1946 - 1998)
  • Infanta Pilar of Spain
    • IOC (1996-2006)
    • King Juan Carlos' sister
  • Prince Faisal bin Fahd bin Abdulaziz Al Saud of Saudi Arabia
    • IOC (1983-1999)
  • Prince Nawwaf bin Faisal bin Fahd Al Saud of Saudi Arabia
    • IOC (2001-2014).






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