The FIG Presidency

At the first two Congresses, the president and the secretary General were elected solely for the period of the congress itself. Starting with the III Congress (1926) in Paris, they are elected for a three or four-year term of office. Until the VI Congress (1938) in Rome, the term of office lasted from one Congress until the next. Since that time, Congresses have been held in the middle of a term of office. Terms lasted four years until the X Congress (1962) in Vienna, at which time that and subsequent terms were reduced to three years. This was changed at the XVIII Congress (1986) in Toronto, following which the four-year term was reinstated. The FIG presidency was before the term 2002-2006 determined by the location of the congress, then by election by General Assembly.

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International Federation of Surveyors, FIG, is a United Nations and World Bank recognized non-governmental organization of national member associations and covers the whole range of professional fields within the global surveying community. It provides an international forum for discussion and development aiming to promote professional practice and standards.

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