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FIMPFédération Internationale de Marco Polo

About FIMP

The Fédération Internationale de Marco Polo (FIMP), known in English as the International Marco Polo Federation, is the world governing body for the sport of Marco Polo. It was founded at Vevey, Switzerland on 14 August 1931 by nine national federations and now has 147 members.

FIMP organises the Indoor and Outdoor World Championships, maintains the Code of Competition, ratifies records, runs the FIMP World Ranking and keeps the FIMP Call Archive. Its motto is Oculis clausis, auribus apertis (“Eyes Closed. Ears Open.”).

Headquarters: Maison du Polo, Quai des Nageurs 12, 1006 Lausanne, Switzerland.

Executive Board and officers

RoleNameNationTerm
PresidentDr. Ingrid Solveig HaldorsenNORsince 2019
Secretary GeneralMatthieu VaucherSUIsince 2014
First Vice-PresidentAdaeze Okonkwo-HaleNGAsince 2023
Technical DirectorProf. Kenji AramakiJPNsince 2011
Chief Ocular Integrity OfficerBeatriz Sallent i FerrerESPsince 2017
Chair, Acoustic Standards CommissionDr. Pieter-Jan MoerdijkNEDsince 2008
Chair, Water Quality & Thermal CommissionSiobhán Mac Giolla RuaIRLsince 2021
Chair, Athletes' CommissionFemi Adebayo-LindqvistSWEsince 2022
Head of Data & ArchiveDr. Rosalind Achebe-TrentGBRsince 2016
TreasurerHans-Ulrich BrändliSUIsince 2010

Commissions

Congress

Congress meets every February. The 96th Congress (2026) approved version 2.0 of the Fingertip Wrinkle Index.