With under three months to go to the Olympic Games Tokyo 2020, the International Federation of Sport Climbing (IFSC) has announced new broadcasting agreements with four partners.

The International Federation of Sport Climbing (IFSC) is pleased to confirm that the IFSC Lead and Speed World Cup in Villars, Switzerland, is confirmed and will take place as scheduled from 1 to 3 July.

To celebrate April6, International Day of Sport for Development and Peace, the International Federation of Sport Climbing (IFSC) launched the #ClimbersforPeace initiative. The climbing community threw massive support behind it, joining the digital #WhiteCard campaign, and combining this symbolic gesture with a donation in support of Peace and Sport's "Live Together" program in Zaatari refugee camp in Jordan.

The first European youth competition of the 2021 season is about to kick off in Perm, Russia, where 299 young climbers from 19 countries will compete in the IFSC Youth European Championships from 1 to 5 May.

The International Federation of Sport Climbing (IFSC) and Austria Climbing are pleased to confirm that the two competitions scheduled in Innsbruck, Austria, next June are confirmed and will take place as scheduled:

Marco Scolaris and Debbie Gawrych will oversee the International Federation of Sport Climbing (IFSC) from the Olympic Games Tokyo 2020 through to Paris 2024 after they were re-elected President and Secretary General, respectively, at the XVII IFSC General Assembly, attended by 57 Member Federations today.

The XVII IFSC General Assembly continued today, with the second session of the virtual three-part gathering.

The XVII General Assembly of the International Federation of Sport Climbing (IFSC) kicked off today, with 84 representatives gathering virtually from 56 different countries and territories.

Ticket sales are now open for the back-to-back world cups in Salt Lake City, USA, next month.

The long-awaited first World Cup of the 2021 season concluded in Meiringen, Switzerland, this evening, with Slovenia’s Janja Garnbret defending her throne in the women’s event, and Adam Ondra of the Czech Republic taking first place in the men’s final.

An action-packed set of semi-finals took place at the IFSC Boulder World Cup in Meiringen, Switzerland, this morning, with Slovenia’s Janja Garnbret ruling the women’s event and Adam Ondra of the Czech Republic taking the top spot in the men’s.

Following the men’s qualification earlier today in Meiringen, Switzerland, this afternoon saw the women take to the mats, with 70 athletes competing in the round.