
Our purpose is to promote and uphold the fundamental principles of Olympism in the Kingdom of Lesotho in full accordance with the Olympic Charter.
The Lesotho National Olympic Committee (LNOC) which also known as the Commonwealth Games Association of Lesotho (CGA), was established in 1971 and recognized by the International Olympic Committee (IOC) and the Commonwealth Games Federation (CGF) in 1972, operates as the central body responsible for coordinating Lesotho’s representation in international multi-sport events, including the Olympic Games, Youth
Olympic Games, Commonwealth Games, Commonwealth Youth Games and Continental Games. Functioning under the auspices of the IOC and the CGF, the LNOC is mandated to lead and support the development of sport across the country, with a particular focus on elite athlete preparation and national sports governance.
To promote Olympism in Lesotho and establish an environment conducive to excellent podium performance in cooperation with key stakeholders.
To be in the rank of top 5 African countries in Olympic and Commonwealth Games.
We shall employ teamwork, exercise good governance, and promote excellence in all our relationship with stakeholders.
To promote Olympism in Lesotho and establish an environment conducive to excellent podium performance in cooperation with key stakeholders.
To be in the rank of top 5 African countries in Olympic and Commonwealth Games.
We shall employ teamwork, exercise good governance, and promote excellence in all our relationship with stakeholders.
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