The Korean Olympic Committee (KOC) is the national governing body responsible for overseeing the participation of South Korea in the Olympic Games. Established in 1946, the KOC works to promote sports and support athletes in their training and competition. It also plays a key role in organizing national sports events and developing sports policies. The KOC is affiliated with the International Olympic Committee (IOC) and collaborates with various sports federations to ensure that South Korean athletes are well-prepared for international competitions. The committee also focuses on fostering sportsmanship and encouraging youth participation in sports across the country.