SYDNEY ORGANISING COMMITTEE FOR THE OLYMPIC GAMES

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2000 Summer Olympics

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The Sydney Organising Committee for the Games of the XXVII Olympiad, or SOCOG, also known as the Sydney Organising Committee, was an informal name for the Sydney Organising Committee for the Games of the XXVII Olympiad. The President of SOCOG was Michael Knight.

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v t e Organising Committees for the Olympic and Paralympic Games
Olympic	COJO (Montréal 1976) LPOOC (Lake Placid 1980) OCOG-80 (Moscow 1980) LAOOC (Los Angeles 1984) OCO'88 (Calgary 1988) SLOOC (Seoul 1988) COJOA (Albertville 1992) LOOC (Lillehammer 1994) ACOOG (Atlanta 1996) NAOOC (Nagano 1998) SOCOG (Sydney 2000) TOROC (Turin 2006)
Paralympic	SEPOC (Seoul 1988) LPOC (Lillehammer 1994) APOC (Atlanta 1996) NAPOC (Nagano 1998) SPOC (Sydney 2000) ComParTo (Turin 2006)
Olympic / Paralympic	COOB (1992 Barcelona) SLOC (Salt Lake 2002) ATHOC (Athens 2004) BOCOG (Beijing 2008) VANOC (Vancouver 2010) LOCOG (London 2012) SOOC (Sochi 2014) COJOPR (Rio 2016) POCOG (PyeongChang 2018) TOCOPG (Tokyo 2020) BOCWOG (Beijing 2022) COJOP2024 (Paris 2024) MCOCOG (Milano Cortina 2026) LA2028OCOG (LA 2028) BNEOCOG (Brisbane 2032)

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