CLEAN : IOC chief Bach optimistic ahead of Olympic

The transcript discusses the anticipation for the Olympic Games' opening ceremony, the preparation of athletes, and the role of the President in the event. It emphasizes the importance of respecting the Olympic Charter, referencing a past violation in Salt Lake City 2002. Security concerns and the need to manage bidding costs are addressed. The IOC's clear stance against discrimination and assurance from Russian authorities to uphold the Charter are highlighted.

What preparations have been made for the opening ceremony of the games?

How does the speaker feel about the absence of certain individuals at the games?

What challenges regarding security are mentioned in the text?

What is the significance of the Olympic Charter mentioned in the text?

What stance does the speaker take on discrimination in relation to the Olympic Games?