President of the International Olympic Committee, Thomas Bach has said holding the Tokyo Olympics games this summer, remains a top agenda.
He added that talks of scrapping the event due to the COVID-19 pandemic is highly unlikely.
With less than six months to go, questions remain over the vaccination of athletes, international visitors and attendance of spectators, amid other safety matters.
President of the International Olympic Committee, Thomas Bach has said holding the Tokyo Olympics games this summer, remains a top agenda.
He added that talks of scrapping the event due to the COVID-19 pandemic is highly unlikely.
With less than six months to go, questions remain over the vaccination of athletes, international visitors and attendance of spectators, amid other safety matters.
President of the International Olympic Committee, Thomas Bach has said holding the Tokyo Olympics games this summer, remains a top agenda.
He added that talks of scrapping the event due to the COVID-19 pandemic is highly unlikely.
With less than six months to go, questions remain over the vaccination of athletes, international visitors and attendance of spectators, amid other safety matters.
President of the International Olympic Committee, Thomas Bach has said holding the Tokyo Olympics games this summer, remains a top agenda.
He added that talks of scrapping the event due to the COVID-19 pandemic is highly unlikely.
With less than six months to go, questions remain over the vaccination of athletes, international visitors and attendance of spectators, amid other safety matters.
President of the International Olympic Committee, Thomas Bach has said holding the Tokyo Olympics games this summer, remains a top agenda.
He added that talks of scrapping the event due to the COVID-19 pandemic is highly unlikely.
With less than six months to go, questions remain over the vaccination of athletes, international visitors and attendance of spectators, amid other safety matters.
President of the International Olympic Committee, Thomas Bach has said holding the Tokyo Olympics games this summer, remains a top agenda.
He added that talks of scrapping the event due to the COVID-19 pandemic is highly unlikely.
With less than six months to go, questions remain over the vaccination of athletes, international visitors and attendance of spectators, amid other safety matters.
President of the International Olympic Committee, Thomas Bach has said holding the Tokyo Olympics games this summer, remains a top agenda.
He added that talks of scrapping the event due to the COVID-19 pandemic is highly unlikely.
With less than six months to go, questions remain over the vaccination of athletes, international visitors and attendance of spectators, amid other safety matters.
President of the International Olympic Committee, Thomas Bach has said holding the Tokyo Olympics games this summer, remains a top agenda.
He added that talks of scrapping the event due to the COVID-19 pandemic is highly unlikely.
With less than six months to go, questions remain over the vaccination of athletes, international visitors and attendance of spectators, amid other safety matters.
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