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Website: Kurash 克 柔 術 Website: www.maigoc2007.com Kurash 克 柔 術 Table of Contents I. General Schedule of the Macau 2007, 2nd Asian Indoor Games II. Organisations III. Competition Information IV. Approval of Technical Handbook V. Introduction to Macao S.A.R VI. Weather Conditions VII. Map 目 錄 I. 澳門2007年第二屆亞洲室內運動會競賽總日程表 II. 組織架構 III. 賽事資訊 IV. 技術手冊認可 V. 澳門特別行政區簡介 VI. 氣象資料 VII. 地圖 Macau 2nd Asian Indoor Games Technical Handbook Second Edition Kurash I. General Schedule of the Macau 2007, 2nd Asian Indoor Games II. Organisations Date October November 1. Olympic Council of Asia (OCA) Fri Sat Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sports 26 27 28 29 30 31 1 2 3 Executive Board of Olympic Council of Asia (OCA) Opening Ceremony ° President H.H. Sheikh Ahmad Fahad Al-Sabah Aerobic Gymnastics l l l Secretary General Raja Randhir Singh Vice Presidents Bowling l l l l l l l Central Asia Mr. Rakhimov Gafur Arslanbek Chess l l l l l l l l l East Asia Mr. Timothy Fok Chess Sports Xiangqi l l l l l l l South Asia Lt. Genl. Syed Arif Hasan South East Asia Maj. Genl. Charouck Arirachakran Cue Sports l l l l l l l l West Asia Sheikh Issa Bin Rashid Al-Khalifa DanceSport l l 16th Asian Games, Guangzhou Mr. Yu Zaiqing 7th Asian Winter Games, Almaty Mr. Temirkhan Dosmukhambetov Dragon Dance l l 2nd Asian Indoor Games, Macau Mr. Manuel Silvério Dragon & Northern Lion l l 1st Asian Beach Games, Bali Mrs. Rita Subowo Lion Dance Southern Lion l l Chairmen Electronic Sports (E-Sports) l l l l Coordination Committee Mr. Tsunekazu Takeda BMX Freestyle l l l l l l Advisory Committee Mr. Ser Miang Ng Athletes Committee Mrs. Yuko Arakida Extreme Inline Stunt l l l l l Education & Culture Committee Mr. Hemasiri Fernando Sports (X-Sports) Skateboard l l l Finance Committee Dr. Feng-Shu Chang Information & Statistics Committee Mr. Bahram Afsharzadeh Sports Climbing l l l l Media Committee Mr. Manuel Silvério Finswimming (25m) l l Medical Committee Dr. M. Jegathesan Futsal l l l l l l l l l Rules Committee Sheikh Talal Fahad Al-Sabah Sports & Environment Committee Mr. Jyung Sun Yu Hoop Sepaktakraw l l l l Sports & Peace Committee HRH Prince Faisal Al-Hussein Indoor Athletics l l l Sports For All Committee Genl. Souhail Khoury Sports Committee Mr. Wei Jizhong Artistic Cycling l l Indoor Women’s Committee Mrs. Natalya Sipovich Cycling Cycle ball l l Director General Mr. Husain Al-Musallam Indoor Hockey l l l l l l l Kabaddi l l l l l OCA Address P.O. Box 6706 Muay l l l l l 32042 – Hawalli Kuwait Short Course Swimming (25m) l l l l Telephone (965) 5717196 / 5734972 Kickboxing (Demonstration sport) l l Facsimile (965) 5734973 / 5726622 E-mail [email protected] Kurash (Demonstration sport) l Website www.ocasia.org Closing Ceremony ° The above schedule is subject to changes depending on the final number of competitors and teams. Macau 2nd Asian Indoor Games Technical Handbook Second Edition Kurash II. Organisations II. Organisations 2. The Macao 2nd Asian Indoor Games Organising 3. Sports Federations Committee (MAIGOC) 3.1 International Kurash Association (IKA) Chairman Manuel Silvério Honorary President Islam Karimov Secretary Armando Manuel da Silva Aparício President Komil Yusupov Directors Peter, Ung Hoi Ian Secretary General Umid Yakubov Isabel da Silva Address 70 A, Usman Yusupov street, Tashkent, Eric, Chau Ka Lai 700128, Uzbekistan Sylvester, Cheong Hung Fat Telephone (998) 71 144 71 98 Vasco Bismark Facsimile (998) 71 144 71 97 Willa, Hong Wai E-mail [email protected] Eddie, Laam Wah Ying Website http://www.kurash-ika.org/ Charles, Lo King Chiu Address Rua do Desporto, no 185 – 195, 3.2 Kurash Confederation of Asia (KCA) Taipa, President Mr. Mohammad Derakhshan Macau Secretary General Mr. Mohammad Hassan Majlesi Telephone (853) 28-70-2007 Address Sport Federation Complex- Facsimile (853) 28-71-2007 Shahid Varzande St.- Tehran- I.R.IRAN E-mail [email protected] Telephone (98) 21 888 28 398 Website www.maigoc2007.com Facsimile (98) 21 888 44 383 E-mail [email protected] Website www.kurash-kca.org Macau 2nd Asian Indoor Games Technical Handbook Second Edition Kurash III. Competition Information III. Competition Information 1. Date and Place 5.2. Only four (4) NOC can participate in the Kursah Demonstration. Each NOC may enter a maximum of four (4) competitors and enter The Kurash demonstration for the Macau 2007, 2nd Asian Indoor a maximum of two (2) competitors in each category. And Two (2) Games will be held in Macao on 2nd of November, 2007 with the officials can be entered. IPM Multisport Pavilion as the demonstration venue. This schedule is, however, subject to changes depending on the final number of entries. 6. Entries 6.1. Entries of each participating NOC must be submitted in accordance 2. Venues with the regulations laid down by MAIGOC. 2.1. Demonstration Venue 6.2. Deadline for Entry Forms by number (Preliminary) IPM Multisport Pavilion Preliminary Entry Forms by number from Technical Officials and each The IPM Multisport Pavilion is located approximately 1.5 km from participating NOC, provided by the International Kurash Association Macao city centre, with a seating capacity of over 3,700 and with a (IKA) must be completed and should be received by International Demonstration area of 45m X 32m. Kurash Association (IKA). 2.2. Training Venue International Kurash Association (IKA) must collect all Preliminary Entry Forms by number and submit to MAIOGC no later than 22nd of IPM Multisport Pavilion June, 2007 at 18:00 hours, Macau Local time. Completed Entry Forms by number may be sent by fax and subsequently 3. Events confirmed with stamped, original by mailing to the International The Kurash Demonstration will consist of (1) men and (1) women Kurash Association (IKA). category. Address 70 A, Usmon Yusupov street, Tashkent, 700128 Republic of Uzbekistan Telephone (998) 71 144 71 98 4. Tentative Demonstration Schedule Facsimile (998) 71 144 71 97 E-mail [email protected] Date Time Event 6.3. Deadline for Entry Forms by Name (Final) 2. Nov. One (1) Men Category 18:00 ~ 21:00 After MAIGOC received Entry Forms by number from International (Fri.) One (1) Women Category Kurash Association (IKA), Entry Forms by Name will be sent to those notable NOCs by invitation. Note: This schedule is subject to changes depending on the final number of entries. The Entry Forms by name must be received by MAIGOC no later than 14th of September, 2007 at 18:00 hours, Macau Local time. 5. Eligibility The completed Entry by Name forms must be submitted for each athlete and must include all necessary information include the athlete nd 5.1. Kurash demonstration of 2 Asian Indoor Games is reserved for full name. team representing the National Olympic Committee (NOC) which is proposed by International Kurash Association (IKA) and approved by NOCs may make changes or submit additional Entry by Name forms OCA. Only competitors who comply with the conditions laid down in up to and including the day of deadline, but no such adjustments will OCA constitution are entitled to participate. be permitted after the deadline. Macau 2nd Asian Indoor Games Technical Handbook Second Edition Kurash III. Competition Information III. Competition Information The Entry by name forms may be sent by fax and subsequently 10. Technical Officials and Jury of Appeal confirmed with stamped, original by posting to the following address The Technical Delegate, Technical Officials and Jury members of Macau 2007, 2nd Asian Indoor Games Organising Committee Macau 2007, 2nd Asian Indoor Games shall be appointed by the KCA (MAIGOC) and approved by OCA and MAIGOC. Address: Rua do Desporto, no 185-195 Taipa, Macau Telephone: (853) 28-70-2007 11. Claims and Protests 7. Technical Meetings Claims and Protest made to the judges on the ground concerning matters of fact are decided by the Technical Committee without 7.1. A joint meeting of jury and referees will be held on 31st of October, appeal. Appeals against other decisions of the judge or with regard 2007 (two days before commencement of demonstration). to any other matter must be addressed in due time to the Chairman of the Jury of Appeal, by a representative of the Member Organization of 7.2. The team manager meeting will be held on 1st of November, 2007 the NOC making the appeal. (one day before commencement of demonstration). Any claim must be made within thirty (30) minutes of the decision giving rise to the claim. The Jury of Appeal after an investigation shall 8. General Rules and Regulations then give a decision and this decision shall be irrevocable, except for the case of disqualification of a team or of a competitor for infraction 8.1. Demonstration Rules of the Rules and Regulations of the Games, which shall be decided by The Kurash demonstration will be conducted in accordance with the Court of Appeal. All claims and appeals must be made in writing. the latest International Kurash Association (IKA) Rules. In case of translation related disagreements over the rules, the English text shall Protest will be dealt with in accordance to the IKA rules. All protests prevail. Any unforeseen incident not addressed by the rules shall be must be accompanied by a deposit of five hundred dollars (US$500) resolved as follows: or its equivalent. Any protest without the deposit will be considered General issues: Resolved in accordance with the OCA Constitution. void. Technical issues: Resolved in accordance with the spirit of the IKA Rules. 12.
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