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2014-Asian-Games-.Pdf Games[edit] Sports[edit] See also: Olympic sports#Current summer program The 2014 Games is scheduled to feature the 28 Olympic sports which will be contested at the 2016 Summer Olympics. In addition, eight non-Olympic sports will be featured:baseball, ten-pin bowling, cricket, kabaddi, karate, sepaktakraw, squash and wushu. The list was finalised on December 9, 2010 at the OCA's executive board meeting in Muscat,Oman.[33][34] This resulted in six other sports: roller sport, chess, cue sports, softball, dancesport and dragon boat, which were held in previous Games being dropped from the list.[35] The list was approved on July 13, 2011 during the 30th annual general assembly in Tokyo as softball incorporated with baseball as one sport while soft tennis is under the discipline of tennis.[36] For the first time, compound archery was introduced as part of the event in archery.[37] Earlier, the organisers proposed to stage 38 sports in the Games, but during the 28th Olympic Council of Asia (OCA) general assembly in Singapore in July 2009, it was decided that the number of sports be trimmed to 35 by contesting the 28 Olympic sports and in-addition of seven non-Olympic sports.[38] The issue was expected to be decided in OCA general assembly during the 2010 Games in Guangzhou, China, but it was delayed because conflict of interest between the organisers and OCA, thus bringing into disputed for sports to be feature. On November 13, 2010, organisers proposed baseball, ten-pin bowling, kabbadi, sepaktakraw, softball, squash, wushu for inclusion and drop cricket due to their view that it is played in a small number of countries and they lacked infrastructure to host it. The OCA however, insisting the inclusion of karate, as well as cricket because the sport can generate returns through television viewership due to high spectator interest,[39] while ten-pin bowling was recommended to be re-designated for the Indoor Games.[40] • Aquatics • Canoeing • Football • Diving • Sprint • Golf • Swimming • Slalom • Gymnastics • Synchronized swimming • Cricket • Artistic • Water polo • Cycling • Rhythmic • Archery • BMX • Trampoline • Athletics • Mountain bike • Handball • Badminton • Road • Judo • Baseball • Track • Kabaddi • Baseball • Equestrian • Karate • Softball • Dressage • Modern pentathlon • Basketball • Eventing • Rowing • Bowling • Jumping • Rugby sevens • Boxing • Fencing • Sailing • Field hockey NOC BULLETIN ISSUE 3 MAY 2013 ̪ OCA President Visit Korea th ̪ The 6 C.C. meeting ̪ Preparation of 2013 AIMAG & 2014 AG ̪ NOC Service Activities ̪ Promotion Activities 2014 Incheon Asian Games Organizing Committee Contents 2013. MAY OCA President Visit Korea 3 The 6th OCA Coordination Committee Meeting 4 1. Review the Preparation & Discuss relevant Issues Preparation for 2013 AIMAG & 2014 AG 5 1. 2013 AIMAG Main Accreditation Centre Open 2. 2013 AIMAG Ticketing Website Open 3. 2013 AIMAG Official Hotel Selected 4. 2013 AIMAG Medal Designs Revealed 5. 2013 AIMAG Test Event ※Chess Competition ※DanceSport Competition 6. 2013 AIMAG Games-Time Event ※Opening & Closing Ceremony ※K-Fashion Day ※Cultural Event 7. 2014 Asian Game Pictogram & Sports Events 8. 2014 Asian Game Marathon Course 9. 2014 Asian Game Athletes Village NOC Service Activities 20 1. Hosted the 2013 AIMAG Pre-DRM 2. Final Presentation at 2013 OS/OCA Forum ※Replies to NOC Queries 3. Visit to Vietnam NOC 4. NOC Visit Program 5. Protocols of NOC President, S.G. & Dignitary Promotion Activities 27 1. IAGOC Holds First Overseas PR Roadshow in Tashkent 2. 2014 AG Fun Run (Macao, Maldives) 3. Star Marketing Brightens Incheon Games 4. Signed Suppliers for the 2013 AIMAG ※Hanjin Logistics & SK Telecom, Samsung 2 ISSUE 3 MAY 2013 2014 Incheon Asian Games Organizing Committee NOC BULLETIN OCA President Visit KOREA 1. OCA President had a Blue House meeting. The President of the Olympic Council of Asia, H.E. Sheikh Ahmad Al Fahad Al Sabah, visited in Korea on April 14 for a series of meetings in connection with 2013 AIMAG & 2014 AG. He made an official call on the President of Korea, Park Geun-hye, at the Blue House in Seoul on April 15. Sheikh Ahmad said that Madam President Park had guaranteed the full support of the Korean government towards Incheon city’s hosting of the 4th Asian Indoor and Martial Arts Games this June-July and the 17th Asian Games in September-October 2014. “Her Excellency the President of Republic gave us the whole support, and for that we give our gratitude and appreciation to the government of Korea for the support they give to the city of Incheon for the success of the Games,” Sheikh Ahmad said during his address at an official dinner in Incheon after the 6th Coordination Committee meeting. “The Asian Indoor and Martial Arts Games and Asian Games are two of the most important events for the Asian movement,”he added. ISSUE 3 MAY 2013 3 NOC BULLETIN 2014 Incheon Asian Games Organizing Committee The 6th OCA Coordination Committee Meeting 1. Review the Preparation & Discuss relevant Issues The 6th OCA_IAGOC Coordination Committee meeting was held at the Hyatt Regency Incheon Hotel. The two parties discussed the progress of preparations for the 4th Asian Indoor and Martial Arts Games from June 29 to July 6, 2013, and for the 17th Asian Games from September 19 to October 4, 2014. The Chairman of the meeting, OCA Honorary Life Vice President Wei Jizhong, said the success of the two games depended on four factors: the OCA as a host to guide and support the organizers; the support of central and local government, including financial, human resource and services; the organizing committee, which is responsible for collaborating with all departments; and finally the Korean people to participate. 2014 Incheon Asian Games Organizing Committee made presentations at the meeting on the preparations of the Games, in 22 area for the 2013 AIMAG and 17 areas for the 2014 Asian Games, including opening and closing ceremonies, accreditation, Athletes’ Village, and venue facilities. Following the Coordination Committee meeting, there was a presentation show for the official uniforms to be used at the 2013 AIMAG. In presence at the show were H.H. Sheikh Al-Fahad Al-Sabah, the president of the OCA; Mr. Song Younggil, the Mayor of Incheon Metropolitan City; Mr. Kim Youngsoo, the president of the 2014 Incheon Asian Games Organizing Committee; and some 100 guests. 4 ISSUE 3 MAY 2013 2014 Incheon Asian Games Organizing Committee NOC BULLETIN Preparation for 2013 AIMAG & 2014 AG 1. 2013 AIMAG Main Accreditation Centre Open The Main Accreditation Center for the 4th Asian Indoor and Martial Arts Games(AIMAG) in Incheon officially open. Mr. Kim Young-soo, the president of the 2014 Incheon Asian Games Organizing Committee(IAGOC), opened the AIMAG Main Accreditation Center with a tape-cutting ceremony at Meet-You-All Tower in Songdo, the home of IAGOC, on April 22. The Main Accreditation Center is where athletes, officials, staffs, OCA family and volunteers will receive their accreditation cards and their validation. Approximately 17,600 accreditation cards are expected to be issued, including 4,000 athletes and officials from 45 countries and 2,500 volunteers. In addition to the Main Accreditation Center, there will be six other accreditation centers, including Samsan World Gymnasium and Incheon International Airport. There will be 57 staff members assigned to work at the accreditation centers. Accreditation cards will be dispatched in May to the 45 National Olympic Committee, allowing all visiting participants to enter Korea without an entry visa, and to access the Games venues and facilities. ISSUE 3 MAY 2013 5 2. 2013 AIMAG Ticketing Website Open The Korean-language website OK Ticket (http://www.okticket.com) for the sales of the tickets to the 2013 Asian Indoor and Martial Arts Games now open. The first batch of the tickets will be on sale from April 15 through to May 31, with 10% discount on the normal prices. The second batch of the tickets will be on sale from June 1 through 25, with 5% discount. From June 26 on, tickets may also be purchased through the box offices and automated ticketing machines at the AIMAG venues. Online ticketing will continue until July 6, the last day of the AIMAG competitions. Ticket prices for the Opening and Closing Ceremonies are $180 for First Class, $90 for Second Class, and $45 for Third Class. As for the competitions, for Dance Sports, the First Class tickets are $27, Second Class tickets are $9. All E-Sports tickets are $9. Muay and Kickboxing tickets are $6. Futsal tickets, for matches held at Songdo Global Campus Gymnasium, as well as tickets for Indoor Kabaddi and Kurash, are $4.5. Ticket Price Event Ticket & Price Venue 1st class $180 Opening & Closing Ceremony 2nd class $90 Samsan World Gym 3rd class $45 1st class $27 DanceSport Samsan World Gym 2nd class $9 e-Sports $9 Samsan World Gym Futsal A $4.5 Songdo Global University Campus Kabaddi $4.5 Sangnoksu Olleh Gym Muay $6.3 Dowon Gym Kickboxing $6.3 Dowon Gym Billiard Free Songdo Convensia Bowling Free Anyang Hoguye Gym Chess, Baduk(Go) Free Yonsei International Campus Futsal B Free Dongbu Students Gym Short Course Swimming 25m Free Dowon Aquatics Center 6 ISSUE 3 MAY 2013 3. 2013 AIMAG HQ Hotel & Official Hotel Selected 2014 Incheon Asian Games Organizing Committee has selected 14 hotels including Hyatt Regency Incheon Hotel and Songdo Park Hotel as the official hotels for the 2013 Asian Indoor & Martial Arts Games(AIMAG). The official hotels will accommodate the sports officials at AIMAG, representatives from the Olympic Council of Asia(OCA), the International Olympic Committee(IOC), the 45 National Olympic Committee, and representatives from the International Federations and Asian Federations of various sports.
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