BERLIN (Reuters) - Oslo's surprise withdrawal from the race to stage the 2022 Winter Olympics last week highlighted the need for more transparency in the bidding process, Norwegian Olympic Committee Secretary General Inge Andersen told Reuters on Thursday.
Oslo became the fourth city, after Stockholm, Lviv in Ukraine and Poland's Krakow to pull out, leaving just two candidates, Kazakhstan's Almaty and Beijing.
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