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China's Golden Games 3rd Asian Beach Games Haiyang, China: June, 2012 Haiyang ready to ‘Share the Joy’’ Official Newsletter of the Olympic Council of Asia Edition 8 - December 2010 CHINA'S GOLDEN GAMES The mascots (Sha Sha - Yang Yang - Hai Hai) Asian Games special rganisers of the 3rd Asian Beach Games in Haiyang City, Diary of Events O China, in 2012 are promising athletes ideal working condi- OCA General Assembly tions for a varied sports programme on the Shandong province December 8 – 16, 2010 coast in 18 months’ time. 2nd Asian Beach Games, Muscat 2010 Muscat, Oman News from 45 NOCs Xu Hong, Deputy Director of the Organising Committee’s External December 8, 2010 Relations Department, told the 29th OCA General Assembly on OCA Women and Sports Committee Meeting Muscat, Oman November 13 that temperatures in June would be between 20-22 degrees C – perfect for the performers and spectators alike. December 9, 2010 OCA Sports for All Committee Meeting Muscat, Oman At the moment there are 11 sports on the programme, including sport climbing, roller skating and powered paragliding. Climbing January 30-February 6, 2011 will offer four events each for men and women: lead, speed, 7th Asian Winter Games, Astana-Almaty 2011 Astana-Almaty, Kazakhstan boulder and speed relay. The other eight sports are beach volley- ball, beach soccer, beach handball, beach sepaktakraw, beach January, 2011 basketball, beach kabaddi, dragon boat and woodball, although 57th OCA Executive Board Meeting Astana-Almaty, Kazakhstan the OCA Sports Committee is requesting that some water sports be added, notably marathon swimming and water polo. July 12 - 14, 2011 30th OCA General Assembly Tokyo, Japan Organisers have identified five main sites in which to stage the Games, with the Olympic Park and Ecological Stadium hosting the June 2012 opening and closing ceremonies and sport climbing. The beach 3rd Asian Beach Games, Haiyang 2012 Haiyang, China sports zone will host beach volleyball, beach kabaddi, beach soccer, beach handball, beach sepaktakraw, beach basketball 2013 and woodball. 2nd Asian Youth Games, Nanjing 2013 Nanjing, China Powered paragliding will be in the air sports zone, while the flat September 19-October 4, 2014 water sports zone is located in a national forest park and will stage 17th Asian Games, Incheon 2014 Incheon, Korea dragon boat racing. The land sports zone will host roller skating. 2014 With a slogan of “Share the Joy”, the Games will have three 4th Asian Beach Games, Phuket 2014 Phuket, Thailand mascots based on the key elements of a Beach Games. Haihai (sea), Yangyang (sunshine) and Shasha (beach) were unveiled on 2016 November 3, and are sure to attract a young and enthusiastic 5th Asian Beach Games, Nha Trang 2016 Nha Trang, Vietnam crowd for the 3rd Asian Beach Games. OCA Sponsors Club Liu Xiang celebrates his gold medal in the men's 110m hurdles www.ocasia org Contents President’s Message Inside your 32-page Sporting Asia PROGRESS BRINGS PRIDE AND RESPONSIBILITIES 3 OCA President’s Message Rogge hails ‘dynamic’ OCA he torch lighting ceremony in Beijing for the 16th Asian The OCA is a valued partner T Games on Tuesday, October 12, was a momentous of the International Olympic 4 - 5 News Digest Sporting Asia is the official occasion for the Olympic Council of Asia in particular and for Committee, and the IOC OCA-IOC aid for Pakistan newsletter of the Olympic the Asian sports movement in general. Executive Board and Members Council of Asia, published OCA-USOC deal have shown their trust and quarterly. Winter Olympics latest Not only were we blessed with bright sunshine and clear blue confidence in Asia by award- skies over the majestic setting of the Temple of Heaven, the ing the first two Youth Olympic 6 Asian Olympic family was also graced by the presence of His Games to Singapore 2010 6 - 8 29th OCA General Assembly Excellency Hu Jintao, President of the People’s Republic of and to Nanjing, China in 2014. OCA secures three host cities China. OCA Merit Awards With our diverse portfolio of Photo Gallery Executive Editor / Director General The fact that the Chinese President lit the torch to start the relay OCA events, catering for Husain Al-Musallam was proof of the high regard in which the Asian Games are held, beach sports, martial arts and Games updates from Oman, Kazakhstan [email protected] and underlined the importance of the event for the Chinese indoor games as well as the government, Chinese Olympic Committee and Chinese people. more established summer and 9 - 24 16 pages on the 16th Asian Games Art Director / IT Manager With such strong support from the very top of the country hosting winter sports of the Olympic Amer El Alami the 16th Asian Games, in Guangzhou, we were confident that programme, we are expanding the reach of sport around the [email protected] everything that could be done would be done to guarantee the continent and promoting a healthy lifestyle for our youth. 13 10 - 11 Overview success of the Games and maintain the development of the Manager, Int’l & NOC Relations OCA’s multi-sports festival. We must continue to develop and to apply efficient governance, Vinod Tiwari because our progress brings with it not only a great deal of pride 12 Torch Relay [email protected] Since the Asian Games was last held in China, in Beijing in but also responsibilities for the future. 1990, the OCA and the event itself have made significant progress, moving from the original ideals of Baron Pierre de Sheikh Ahmad Al-Fahad Al-Sabah Samsung MVP Manager, Asian Games Department 13 Haider A. Farman Coubertin to a more professional footing. President, Olympic Council of Asia [email protected] 14 Sports highlights Editor Jeremy Walker ROGGE HAILS ‘DYNAMIC’ OCA 14 15 Medals table [email protected] OC President Jacques Rogge believes Asia has become one Executive Secretary 16 - 17 Opening Ceremony photo special Nayaf Sraj I of the most influential and dynamic continents of the five [email protected] rings, thanks to the leadership of OCA President Sheikh Ahmad Al-Fahad Al-Sabah. 16 views on the 16th Asian Games 18 - 19 Printed by: Raonaq International Press President Rogge used the platform of the 29th OCA General Kuwait Assembly at the Garden Hotel, Guangzhou, on November 13 to 20 - 21 OCA President tours Asian Games Town highlight the achievements of the OCA, and the high esteem in which the organisation is held within the Olympic family. Volunteers in the spotlight 22 “Thanks to Sheikh Ahmad’s commitment and dynamism, the 16 OCA has become one of the most active organisations in the Jacques Rogge addresses the 29th OCA General Assembly. 23 OCA promotes WADA’s Athlete Outreach Olympic Movement,” he said. Zone “Asia is today a continent that has an increasing role and “The energy of the OCA can be seen in the Asian Games, both position in this Movement,” he continued, before turning his Winter and Summer, the Indoor Games, the Beach Games and attentions to the IOC’s inaugural Youth Olympic Games in Closing ceremony the many regional Games which are staged around the Singapore in August. 24 Olympic Council of Asia PO Box 6706, Hawalli continent. Zip Code 32042 “I would like to thank you all for your active support, and in 25 Emblem, mascots for Incheon 2014 Kuwait “Relations between the IOC and OCA have never been better particular Mr. Ng Ser Miang, the chairman of the organising than today, and I am sure they will increase in the future.” committee, for delivering a superb Games that will leave a strong legacy in Singapore. NOC news and sports round-up Telephone: +965 25734972 26 - 31 Fax: +965 25734973 Noting that “Asia has become rich” in terms of hosting major 25 Email: [email protected] multi-sports events, notably the “exceptional” Olympic Games “The Youth Olympics were truly an inspirational Games and will Website: www.ocasia.org 32 Haiyang 2012 Beach Games update in Beijing, the IOC President said the proof of Asia’s rise was the continue with the Winter YOG in Innsbruck in 2012 and the outstanding performances of its athletes. second Summer Youth Games in Nanjing in 2014.” Page 02 Page 03 Contents President’s Message Inside your 32-page Sporting Asia PROGRESS BRINGS PRIDE AND RESPONSIBILITIES 3 OCA President’s Message Rogge hails ‘dynamic’ OCA he torch lighting ceremony in Beijing for the 16th Asian The OCA is a valued partner T Games on Tuesday, October 12, was a momentous of the International Olympic 4 - 5 News Digest Sporting Asia is the official occasion for the Olympic Council of Asia in particular and for Committee, and the IOC OCA-IOC aid for Pakistan newsletter of the Olympic the Asian sports movement in general. Executive Board and Members Council of Asia, published OCA-USOC deal have shown their trust and quarterly. Winter Olympics latest Not only were we blessed with bright sunshine and clear blue confidence in Asia by award- skies over the majestic setting of the Temple of Heaven, the ing the first two Youth Olympic 6 Asian Olympic family was also graced by the presence of His Games to Singapore 2010 6 - 8 29th OCA General Assembly Excellency Hu Jintao, President of the People’s Republic of and to Nanjing, China in 2014. OCA secures three host cities China. OCA Merit Awards With our diverse portfolio of Photo Gallery Executive Editor / Director General The fact that the Chinese President lit the torch to start the relay OCA events, catering for Husain Al-Musallam was proof of the high regard in which the Asian Games are held, beach sports, martial arts and Games updates from Oman, Kazakhstan [email protected] and underlined the importance of the event for the Chinese indoor games as well as the government, Chinese Olympic Committee and Chinese people.
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