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ASTANA MAYOR’S OLYMPIC DREAM Official Newsletter of the Olympic Council of Asia OCA to host judo youth camp in Bangkok Edition 50 - September 2020 he Olympic Council of Asia will turn the attention from The OCA has initiated the youth camp project to promote sport T shooting to judo when it hosts its second youth camp in among the youth of Asia and also to keep Asia at the top of Olym- SPORTING ASIA Thailand this summer. pic sports in which it excels. he snow and ice of Kazakhstan may seem a world away “Kazakhstan President Nursultan Nazarbaev is paying much T from the hot and humid summer months, but the next Asian attention to it,” says the Mayor in a welcome address on the Official Newsletter of the Olympic Council of Asia Edition 1 March 2009 June Official Newsletter of the Olympic Council of Asia Edition 3 - September 2009 In collaboration with the International Judo Federation, the Asian The first Asian Youth Camp was held for shooting (10-metre air Official Newsletter of the Olympic Council of Asia Edition 5 - March 2010 WOfficialinter Games Newsletter are just ofaround the Olympicthe corner! Council of Asia official website of Astana city. Edition 6 - June 2010 Official Newsletter of the Olympic Council of Asia Edition 7 - September 2010 Official Newsletter of the Olympic Council of Asia OfficialJudo Federation, Newsletter Edition the Nationalof 4 the - December Olympic Olympic CouncilCommittee 2009 of ofAsia Thailand rifle) at the Sports Authority ofEdition Thailand 4 -in December August 2009 2009 and and the Thai Judo Association, the OCA will be conducting the proved to be a huge success. The camp attracted 73 athletes and Less than a month after the closing ceremony of the 2nd Asian “This is a grand event for our state and we must seriously prepare for Asian Youth Camp for young judokas in Bangkok from July 18-31, coaches from 23 countries and regions in Asia under the expert Beach Games in Oman on December 16, the flame for the 7th it. The Asian Games are able to increase the status of the Republic 2010. tuition of chief instructor Anton Belak, of Slovakia. Asian Winter Games will be lit in Kuwait – home of the Olympic and expand the sphere of influence of Kazakhstan on the world stage. Council of Asia – on January 11. All 45 NOCs affiliated to the OCA are invited to send a maximum The OCA will organise a youth camp in each of the years of the “Due to the Games, Astana will acquire additional investments of two judokas under the age of 17 to participate in the camp. 2009-2012 Olympic quadrennial. The following day, the torch will arrive in Almaty, Kazakhstan, and directed at the development of the city. There will appear new Fists of Fury Fists of Fury embark on a city tour before beginning a 20-day nationwide sports buildings in the capital. City infrastructure will be ASIA SPARKLES Thank you, journey to promote the Asian Winter Games. The relay will involve modernised, streets will be improved, roads repaired.” Thailand welcomes martial arts warriors Thailand welcomes martial arts warriors 800 torchbearers in total and will draw to a close in Astana on Lift Off! January 30, the day of the Opening Ceremony. DoctorHe stressed that the Asian Winter GamesRita was just the first step of at Youth Olympic Games Countdown to 2010 Asian Games transforming Astana into a sports hub of Asia. The 7th Asian Winter Games 2011 in Astana-Almaty are regarded Indonesia's Singapore! as the region’s biggest multi-sports event since the 1980 Moscow “Acquired experience and improved sports infrastructure will give Olympics, and Astana Mayor Imangali Tasmagambetov has us the chance to fight for the rightP toride hold in andthe capital Joy the World Olympic Day celebrations described it as a significant sports and political event. Student Games and the Summer Asian Games,” he said. Asian Youth Games a big success OCA/OS Continental Forum Astana - Almaty OCA Judo Youth Camp Games Updates News from Asia’s 45 NOCs Judo will be the focus of the 2nd OCA youth camp in Bangkok this summer Diary of Events 2010 September 13 March 23 9th OCA Coordination Committee, 16th Asian Games OCA Advisory Committee Guangzhou, China Singapore September 16 - 17 Diary of Events March 29 - 31 2nd OCA Coordination Committee, 7th Asian Winter Games Chef de Mission Seminar, 7th Asian Winter Games Almaty, Kazakhstan Almaty, Kazakhstan November 12 - 27 November 12 - 27 16th Asian Games Guangzhou 2010 April 8 - 9 16th Asian Games Guangzhou 2010 Guangzhou, China 8th OCA Coordination Committee, 16th Asian Games Guangzhou, China Guangzhou, China November 12 November 12 56th OCA Executive Board Meeting April 12 56th OCA Executive Board Meeting Guangzhou, China OCA Finance Committee Guangzhou, China Taipei, Chinese Taipei November 13 November 13 29th OCA General Assembly July 13 29th OCA General Assembly Olympic Solidarity/OCA Forums for five zones Guangzhou, China Guangzhou, China Muscat, Oman Inside this edition Inside this edition December 8 - 16 December 8 - 16 Inside This Edition: July 14 2nd Asian Beach Games Muscat 2010 2nd Asian Beach Games Muscat 2010 Sporting Asia the new face of sport in Asia Chef de Mission Seminar, 2nd Asian Beach Games Muscat, Oman Page 2: OCA President’s Message; Ng Ser Miang in the spotlight Muscat, Oman Page 2: President's Message. Pages 3-5: 1st OCA Sport Inside this edition Inside Mthisuscat, Oman edition 2011 Page 3: Asian pride in Hong Kong and Laos Inside this edition Pages 4-5: 5th East Asian Games, Hong Kong January 30 - February 6 From Winter Games to Beach Games, Indoor Games to Martial Arts, Asian Games to Youth July 18 - 31 January 30 - February 6 7th Asian Winter Games, Astana-Almaty 2011 Congress in Kuwait. Page 6: Tokyo bids for 2016 Olympic Page 2: President’s Message; Oman’s Habib Macki joins IOC Page 2: President’s Message; Oman’s Habib Macki joins IOC Page 2: OCA President's Message; OCA mourns Iranian judo tragedy. OCA Youth Camp - Judo 7th Asian Winter Games, Astana-Almaty 2011 Pages 6-7: Special report on 25th SEA Games, Laos Astana - Almaty, Kazakhstan Games, Sporting Asia will unite the continent through competition and cooperation. Bangkok, Thailand Astana - Almaty, Kazakhstan Games. Pages 7-9: Cover Story - OCA HQ Inauguration Page 3-4: OCA General Assembly news and views from Singapore. Page 3 - 6: 1st Asian Martial Arts Games, Bangkok Page 3 - 6: 1st Asian Martial Arts Games, Bangkok Pages 8-9: Oh yes, it’s Oman! Look ahead to 2nd Asian Beach Games in Muscat Inside this edition -- Page 2: Welcome messages from OCA and IOC. Page 3: 'Asia Page 10: Support mounts for 16th Asian Games, Guangzhou 2010 Ceremony. Pages 10-14: News from Asian NOCs. Page Page 5-12: Eight pages of reports, photos and comments from the first Asian Youth Games in Singapore. Page 7 - 9: Countdown to 2010 Asian Games in Guangzhou, China Page 7 - 9: Countdown to 2010 Asian Games in Guangzhou, China Inside this edition Page 11: Games update from Kazakhstan Together' at 1st OCA Sport Congress. Pages 4-5: Modern Olympia -- the new home of 15: Games updates. Page 16: Singapore prepares for Page 13: Games Update...Kazakhstan and Vietnam. OCA Sponsors Club 02 OCA President's Message. Cover Story. 03 Clean and Green OCA. 04 122nd IOC SessiOCAon. 0Sponsors5 OCA Fin aClubnce & Page 10: 55th OCA Executive Board meeting in Hanoi Page 10: 55th OCA Executive Board meeting in Hanoi Page 12: Games update from Incheon Media Committee news. 06-07 OCA Tribute to Juan Antonio Samaranch. 08-09 Countdown to 16th Asian Games. Asian sport. Page 6: Reflections on 2008. Page 7: What's in store in 2009. Page 8: Diary of Asian Youth Games, Diary of Events, OCA Sponsors. Page 14-15: NOC News from around the region. Page 11 - 14: 3rd Asian Indoor Games, Hanoi Page 11 - 14: 3rd Asian Indoor Games, Hanoi Pages 13-15: News and photos from around the NOCs 10 11th South Asian Games, Bangladesh. 11-14 Asia sparkles at Vancouver Winter Olympics. 15 News from Muscat Events, Contact Us!, OCA sponsors. Page 16: OCA Youth Camp, Diary of Events, OCA sponsors. Page 16: OCA Diary, Sponsors Club, Judo Youth Camp Page 15: NOC news special: historic elections in Afghanistan Page 15: NOC news special: historic elections in Afghanistan Asian Beach Games. 16 Chefs de Mission Seminar, Almaty. 17 Games Update from Haiyang 2012. 18 Games Update Page 16: Diary, Sponsors Club, International Seminar in Incheon, Korea Page 16: Diary, Sponsors Club, International Seminar in Incheon, Korea from Incheon 2014. 19-23 NOC News from around Asia. 24 Singapore prepares for YOG. OCA Diary. Sponsors Club. www.ocasia.org www.ocasia.org www.ocasia.org www.ocasia org 3rd Asian Beach Games 4th Asian Beach Games 4th Asian Beach Games OS/OCA Regional Forums 2011 , China: June, 2012 Phuket, Thailand: November 2014 Phuket, Thailand: November 2014 Haiyang ready to ‘Share the Joy’’ Official Newsletter of the Olympic Council of Asia Edition 8 - December 2010 Official Newsletter of the Olympic Council of Asia Edition 9 - January 2011 Official Newsletter of the Olympic Council of Asia Edition 10 - March 2011 Official Newsletter of the Olympic Council of Asia Official Newsletter Edition of the 11 Olympic - June Council 2011 of Asia Edition 11 - June 2011 Official Newsletter of the Olympic Council of Asia Edition 12 - September 2011 Official Newsletter of the Olympic Council of Asia Edition 13 - December 2011 Official Newsletter of the Olympic Council of Asia Special Tribute Edition - December 2011 WELCOME TO MUSCAT! KAZAKHSTAN'S THE FUN STARTS HERETHE FUN STARTS HERE EVER ONWARD! THAI STORY CHINA'S GOLDEN GAMES 2010 BEACH GAMES SPECIAL WINTER WARRIORS INCHEON ASIAN GAMES CELEBRATIONSIN ARECHEO UPN A ANDSI ARUNNNIN GAMEG S CELEBRATIONS ARE UP AND RUNNING OCA PRESIDENT IS RE-ELECTED UNOPPOSED FROM ROYAL BEGINNINGS TO LOYAL ASIAN GAMES HOST HOSTS DOMINATE 7TH AWG 1960 - 2011 Thailand tops medal table OCA congratulates Qatar 2022 NOC Spotlight: Maldives NOC Spotlight: Maldives OCA General Assembly The mascots (Sha Sha - Yang Yang - Hai Hai) Asian Games special Beach boys…the OCA visits Phuket Beach boys…the OCA visits Phuket Olympic Solidarity’s Olivier Niamkey addresses the OCA General Assembly.
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