The IOC is set to step up its demands on the organisers of the 2004 Athens Olympic Games as it prepares to visit Greece this week.
(Reuters) An IOC inspection team arrives in Athens to check on preparations for the 2004 Games while a fresh row is brewing between organisers and the Greek government.
The IOC will demand specific measures in catching up in key areas such as venues and infrastructure, which are mainly in the hands of government ministries, less than 1,000 days before the start of the Athens 2004 Olympic Games.
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