The Finnish Olympic Committee is the governing body responsible for organizing Finland's participation in the Olympic Games. Established in 1907, it promotes sports and physical activity across the country, supporting athletes and sports organizations. The committee also works to enhance Finland's international sports reputation. In addition to overseeing Olympic events, the Finnish Olympic Committee focuses on developing sports at all levels, from grassroots to elite. It collaborates with various stakeholders, including the International Olympic Committee and national sports federations, to ensure that Finnish athletes receive the necessary resources and support to succeed in competitions.