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Asia Swimming Federation Annual Report 2015 INTRODUCTION By completion of 2015, we are pleased to say that AASF achieved goals and took one more step ahead. The Meetings, programmes and events were organized perfectly and the highlight of this year was the 8th Asian Age Group Championships in Bangkok, Thailand. The quality of the competitions, the hospitality of the host and the presence of Federations (more than 30 countries) were remarkable and magnificent. Khalid B. Al Sabah President At the beginning of the year, the Executive Board Members gathered in Kuwait to consider the events and discuss about the important issues The year was also marked by conducting other competitions: 6th Asian Diving Cup and Asian Water Polo Championship. The level of professionalism of these events has completely improved and we observed great competitions in Malaysia and China. One of the other important meetings was the General Assembly which conducted in Kazan and on the sideline of FINA World Championships where 36 National Federations attended the meeting. These successes could not have been possible without the commitment and support from our National Federations around the Asia. I truly express AASF's appreciation and commendation to all national Federations, athletes, coaches and officials for all their supports and patronage. 2 Asia Swimming Federation Annual Report 2015 BUREAU MEMBERS Khalid B. Al Sabah President VirendraNanavati AndreyKryukov Ahmed Al Falasi Kazuo Sano Lee Keeheung Jeffrey Leow Li Hua Vice President Vice President Vice President Vice President Vice President Vice President Vice President Qiuping Zhang Faisal Swar Secretary General Honorary Treasurer Taha Al Kishri Director General MajidWaseem Ronnie Wong Mark Joseph JacklenKhoury AzatMuradov Ass. Secretary General Ass. Secretary General Ass. Secretary General Ass. Secretary General Ass. Secretary General RejaulBadsha SadyrMamytov Mak Chi Kun Edwin Chong FaridAbiRaad Member Member Member Member Member Yousif Al Saie K.M.S. Aziz Honorary Vice President Honorary Secretary General 3 Asia Swimming Federation Annual Report 2015 TECHNICAL COMMITTIES Swimming Chairman: Name: Yuan Haoran Designation: Chairman Address: #4 Tuyuguan Road, Dongcheng, Beijing, China. Tel: +86 10 6717 0592 Fax: +86 10 5717 0595 Country: China Email: [email protected] Vice Chairman: Shigeo Ogata - Japan Secretary: Salem Al Hasawi Members: Qais Al Zakwani - Oman Chung Bukwang - Korea Soh Yew Siang - Malaysia Rakesh Gupta - India Ibrahim Naddeh - Jordan GrigoryBugakov - Uzbekistan Abdulah al Zahmai - UAE Dr. TanonSaengnak - Thailand Diving Chairperson: Zhou Jihong China Address: No 2 Tiyuguan Road, Chongwen District, Beijing, China 100763 Tel: +86 10 67170586 Fax: +86 10 67170586 Email: [email protected] Vice Chairman: Bashar Al Safar - Kuwait Secretary: Edwin Chong - Malaysia Members: AkitoSuehiro - Japan MayirVyas - India YuliaFedorenko - Kazakhstan DeukhaRyu - Korea MohamadaliMojazza - Iran NG Do Rosario - Macau Harley Ramayani - Indonesia 4 Asia Swimming Federation Annual Report 2015 Water Polo Chairman: KhosrowAmini Address: Apt.47 - No 18 Hormozan Bldg. Hormozan St. ShahrakGharb Tehran 14666 - 64648, Iran. Tel: +98 21 88840427 Fax: +98 21 88363258 Email: [email protected] Vice Chairman: Alan Balfanbayev - Kazakhstan Secretary: Li Xiangdong - China Members: Ahmad Farman - Kuwait KamleshNanavati - India Ivan Tan Hong Teck - Singapore Boris Rustamov - Uzbekistan Katsumi Kuroda - Japan LuisitoMangahis - Philippines AhnKisoo - Korea Andreas Legawa - Indonesia Synchronised Chairperson: Miwako Homma - Japan Address: Japan Swimming Federation Kishi Memorial Hall 1-1-1 Jinnan, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 150-8050 Japan. Tel: +81 334812306 Fax: +81 334810942 Email: [email protected] Vice Chairman: Yu Li - China Secretary: Steve Chew Hock Chye - Singapore Members: FeilinaFeisol - Malaysia Kim Young Chae - Korea ZhannaDemchenko - Kazakhstan Galina Krasnova - Uzbekistan LAO Wai Man - Macau TasmaYodsrimongkol - Thailand Reina Suarez - Philippines Open Water Chairman: Ronnie Wong - Hong Kong Address: Flat 1113, 11/F, Block A2, Yau Tong Industrial City, No. 17, Ko FAI Road, Kowloon, Hongkong SAR. Tel: +852 27368638 Fax: +852 23149420 Email: [email protected] Vice Chairman: Masahiro Sumi - Japan Secretary: Abdulmonem Al Alawi - Oman Members: Lee Dongwoon - Korea Khalid Ahmad Abdulah - Bahrain AkhryAmeer - Srilanka NikolayZagritsenko - Kazakhstan ZeyadHadid - Syria Jiang Binbo - China 5 Asia Swimming Federation Annual Report 2015 Kamran Butt - Pakistan NopdolLuengnimitmas - Thailand Master Committee Chairman: MajidWaseem - Pakistan Address: Tel: +92 3004 265 255 Fax: Email: [email protected] Vice Chairman: HamoodObaid Al Hajeri - Kuwait Secretary: Shigehiro Takahashi - Japan Members: Jung IlChung - Korea NareshVaidya - Nepal Tang Kwai Mae - Malaysia SaeedAbdulahMasoud - UAE Viktor Salnichenko - Kazakhstan NG Chi Leong – Macau Sarmad Mohammed - Iraq Finance & Marketing Chairman: Sheikh Khalid Al Sabah - Kuwait Address: P.O.Box: 5467, Safat 13055, Kuwait. Tel: +965 22611848 Fax: +965 22662139 Email: [email protected] Vice Chairman: HilmiPanigoro - Indonesia Secretary: Faisal Swar - Bahrain Members: Kazuo Sano - Japan Taha Al Kishry - Oman Qiuping Zhang - China Kim Dongkwon - Korea Gaby Doueihy - Lebanon AlexandrMargolin - Kazakhstan Mohsen Rezvani - Iran Tariq Al Sahlani - Oman 6 Asia Swimming Federation Annual Report 2015 Medical Chairman: FarhadMoradi - Iran Iran Sports Medicine Federation No 17, Varzandeh Street, Mofatteh Avenue Tehran, IRAN Tel:+98 21 88326226, Mobile: +98 9123214927 Email: [email protected] Vice Chairman: RohMinsang - Korea Secretary: Koji Kaneoka - Japan Members: AlexandrFokin - Turkmenistan Lu Yifan - China Shuaib M. Al Zadjali - Oman Anita Sapardjiman - Indonesia Jaffer Al Muthafer - Iraq Solidarity & Development Chairman: Dr. K.M.S. Aziz - Bangladesh Address: K. Ahmmed& Co. Ltd, Dilalpur, Pabna-6600, Bangladesh. Tel: +880 28822827 Email: [email protected] Vice Chairman: AbdulahMohamadShahdad - UAE Secretary: VeenaMasoud - Pakistan Members: Lee Namhyum - Korea Rajesh Bajracharya - Nepal Christian Suarez - Philippines Tariq Juma - Bahrain OrazKarabayev - Turkmenistan U Nam Hui - DPR Korea RaedFadhil - Iraq 7 Asia Swimming Federation Annual Report 2015 EXECUTIVE BOARD MEMBERS Khalid B. Al Sabah President Qiuping Zhang VirendraNanavati Husain Al-Musallam Secretary General Vice President FINA First Vice President Taha Al Kishri Director General AndreyKryukov Faisal Swar Vice President Honorary Treasurer Yousif Al Saie Hon.Vice President 8 Asia Swimming Federation Annual Report 2015 MEETINGS 1) AASF EXECUTIVE BOARD MEETING TH KUWAIT – 15 APRIL, 2015 [ Kuwait hosted the Executive Board] The Executive Board held a meeting in the city of Kuwait on 15 April 2015. At the outset, the President, HE Sheikh Khalid Al Sabah, welcomed all the attendants using video conferencing facility and Mr. VirendraNanavati presided over the meeting on behalf of the AASF President. The meeting conducted as per the agenda and continued by discussing and clarifying important issues regarding the FINA Extraordinary Meeting in Kazan. It was proposed and confirmed to conduct AASF General Congress during the World Championships scheduled to be held Kazan. The brief report was presented to the attendants on the upcoming AASF activities and events which took place in 2015, particularly referred to the next meeting of the AASF's General Congress pointing out that the members agreed to convene this meeting on the sideline of the FINA World Swimming Championships scheduled to be held in Kazan. The Meeting also reviewed the term of the office, as set forth in Article (14.3), page 11, of the Constitution. In this respect, a recommendation was made for approval at the upcoming General Congress that the President should be unlimitedly eligible for reelection on completion of a term of office. Financial Report was provided and an overview of the procedures followed to obtain the 2014. Honorary Treasurer thanked the state of Kuwait for providing financial support to cover the cost of AASF's activities and events. 9 Asia Swimming Federation Annual Report 2015 2) 11th AASFGENERAL CONGRESS KAZAN – 22nd JULY, 2015 , [General Congress - Kazan] AASF General Assembly was held on 22nd July, 2015 at Korston Hotel at 12:30 hrs in Kazan City – Russia with 36 Asian National Federations/Associations attending the meeting. The President welcomed the delegates of each National Federation and Bureau Members for their presence in the General Congress and expressed his utmost appreciation to Dr. Julio Maglione, FINA President and Mr. Cornel Marculescu, FINA Executive Director, for their full support and for giving AASF the chance to conduct its General Congress during the 16th FINA World Championships. H.E. Sheikh Khalid stressed that AASF would support FINA on its various proposals and campaigns which are believed to be intended for the development and progress of the Federations. Dr. Julio Maglione, FINA President, in a message to the Congress, expressed his sincere appreciation to AASF and added that FINA is very happy with the fruitful partnership and privileged relationship with the Asian continent. The Congress was presented with a copy of the minutes of the 10th General Congress and took a decision approving the same.The summary of AASF activity report presented to all delegates and that was included in the file given to each one of them. The report unanimously approved. Some important amendments made to FINA Constitution
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