The Norwegian Ski Federation has shown optimism towards the prospect of hosting a new Winter Olympics in Norway, with Ski Federation president Tove Moe Dyrhaug announcing plans during the closing weekend of the Olympics in Italy. Dyrhaug emphasized the urgency of starting the process, suggesting that the initiative must begin within the sporting community. Her intention to raise the issue in the upcoming Ski Federation board meeting indicates a strategic move to memorialize the interest and support among its members.

Discussions about the potential Olympics included input from key figures such as Kristin Kloster, a member of the International Olympic Committee from Norway. She addressed numerous queries regarding aspects like organization and resource allocation raised by the board members. This meeting not only shed light on the administrative side but also aimed at ensuring that there is understanding and alignment among the stakeholders.

For the Winter Olympics to materialize in Norway, it is critical to gather extensive support from Ski-Norway and the broader sporting community. Dyrhaug made it clear that a decisive step would come at the ski congress, where more discussions and potential resolutions will take place to solidify the foundation of what could be another grand event hosted on Norwegian soil, amidst both excitement and necessary planning considerations.