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29°20′55.0″N 48°05′23.3″E / 29.348611°N 48.089806°E / 29.348611; 48.089806

Olympic Council of Asia
Formation16 November 1982
TypeSports federation
HeadquartersKuwait City, Kuwait
Membership
45 National Olympic Committees
Official language
English
President
Randhir Singh
Websiteoca.asia
Anthem: OCA Anthem

Motto: Ever Onward

The Olympic Council of Asia (OCA) is a governing body of sports in Asia, currently with 45 member National Olympic Committees. Talal Fahad Al-Ahmad Al-Sabah was elected as President of the OCA on 8 July 2023.[1] However, on 30 July 2023, the International Olympic Committee asked Randhir Singh, who was the acting president at the time, to continue as the Acting President of the OCA while the IOC investigated the OCA presidential election of 2023.[2] On 13 October 2023, the IOC ethics committee asked the OCA to annul its 2023 elections due to Talal’s candidacy not fulfilling the eligibility conditions defined by the OCA Constitution and election interference by his brother Ahmad Al-Fahad Al-Sabah.[3]

The headquarters of the OCA is located at Kuwait City, Kuwait.

History

In 1948, during the 1948 Summer Olympics, Asian National Olympic Committees (NOCs) decided to organize the Asian Games, under the auspices of Asian Games Federation. The following year the Asian Games Federation was organized. Decades later this would be reorganized and the Olympic Council of Asia (OCA) was established in New Delhi on 16 November 1982. The International Olympic Committee (IOC) recognized the OCA within the same year.[4]

The OCA together with the Asian Electronic Sports Federation (AESF) announced a new campaign for the upcoming 2022 Asian Games. The campaign, ‘Road to Asian Games’ will be officially organized by the AESF and aims to bring the Olympic spirit to eSports and introduce an education program for participating eSports athletes.[5]

On 8 July 2023, Talal Fahad Al-Ahmad Al-Sabah was elected as President of the OCA.[1] However, the IOC refused to recognize the election, and on 30 July 2023, the IOC, in a letter, asked Randhir Singh, who was at the time the Acting President of the OCA, to continue as acting president while the IOC investigated the 2023 OCA presidential election.[2] In July 2024, Singh was elected as the next President of the OCA, and the election, where he was the sole candidate, was unanimously approved by the Election Committee.[6] Singh's presidential election is set to take place at the OCA General Assembly on 8 September 2024.[6]

Member nations

In the following table, the year in which the NOC was recognized by the International Olympic Committee (IOC) is also given if it is different from the year in which the NOC was created. The NOC for Macau is recognized by the OCA, but is not recognized by the IOC and does not compete in the Olympic Games. The OCA also includes the NOCs of Chinese Taipei, Hong Kong, and Palestine. East Timor is the newest member, joining in 2003.

Nation Code National Olympic Committee President Created OCA Member IOC member Ref.
West Asia Zone
 Bahrain BRN Bahrain Olympic Committee Sheikh Khalid bin Hamad Al Khalifa 1978 1982 Yes [7]
 Iraq IRQ National Olympic Committee of Iraq Raad Hammoudi 1948 1982 Yes [8]
 Jordan JOR Jordan Olympic Committee Prince Faisal bin Al Hussein 1957 1982 Yes [9]
 Kuwait KUW Kuwait Olympic Committee Sheikh Fahad Nasser Sabah Al-Ahmed Al-Sabah 1957 1982 Yes [10]
 Lebanon LBN Lebanese Olympic Committee Jean Hammam 1947 1982 Yes [11]
 Oman OMA Oman Olympic Committee Khalid bin Hamad Al Busaidi 1982 Yes [12]
 Palestine PLE Palestine Olympic Committee Jibril Rajoub 1931 1995 Yes [13]
 Qatar QAT Qatar Olympic Committee Joaan bin Hamad 1979 1982 Yes [14]
 Saudi Arabia KSA Saudi Arabian Olympic Committee Abdulaziz bin Turki Al Saud 1964 1982 Yes [15]
 Syria SYR Syrian Olympic Committee Feras Mouala 1948 1982 Yes [16]
 United Arab Emirates UAE United Arab Emirates National Olympic Committee Sheikh Ahmed bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum 1979 1982 Yes [17]
 Yemen YEM Yemen Olympic Committee Abdulrahman Alakwaa 1971 1982 Yes [18]
Central Asia Zone
 Afghanistan AFG National Olympic Committee of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan Hafizullah Wali Rahimi 1935 1982 Yes [19]
 Iran IRI National Olympic Committee of the Islamic Republic of Iran Mahmoud Khosravivafa 1947 1982 Yes [20]
 Kazakhstan KAZ National Olympic Committee of the Republic of Kazakhstan Timur Kulibayev 1990 1993 Yes [21]
 Kyrgyzstan KGZ National Olympic Committee of the Kyrgyz Republic Sadyr Mamytov 1991 1993 Yes [22]
 Tajikistan TJK National Olympic Committee of the Republic of Tajikistan Emomalii Rahmon 1992 1993 Yes [23]
 Turkmenistan TKM National Olympic Committee of Turkmenistan Gurbanguly Berdimuhamedow 1990 1993 Yes [24]
 Uzbekistan UZB National Olympic Committee of the Republic of Uzbekistan Umid Akhmatdjanov 1992 1993 Yes [25]
South Asia Zone
 Bangladesh BAN Bangladesh Olympic Association Abu Belal Muhammad Shafiul Huq 1979 1982 Yes [26]
 Bhutan BHU Bhutan Olympic Committee Prince Dasho Jigyel Ugyen Wangchuck 1983 Yes [27]
 India IND Indian Olympic Association P. T. Usha 1927 1982 Yes [28]
 Maldives MDV Maldives Olympic Committee Mohamed Shaweed 1985 Yes [29]
   Nepal NEP Nepal Olympic Committee Jeevan Ram Shrestha 1962 1982 Yes [30]
 Pakistan PAK Pakistan Olympic Association Syed Arif Hasan 1948 1982 Yes [31]
 Sri Lanka SRI National Olympic Committee of Sri Lanka Suresh Subramaniam 1937 1982 Yes [32]
East Asia Zone
 China CHN Chinese Olympic Committee Gao Zhidan 1910 1982 Yes [33]
 North Korea PRK Olympic Committee of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea Kim Il-guk 1953 1982 Yes [34]
 Hong Kong HKG Sports Federation and Olympic Committee of Hong Kong, China Timothy Fok 1950 1982 Yes [35]
 Japan JPN Japanese Olympic Committee Yasuhiro Yamashita 1911 1982 Yes [36]
 South Korea KOR Korean Sport & Olympic Committee Lee Kee-heung 1946 1982 Yes [37]
 Macau MAC Sports and Olympic Committee of Macau, China Lo Keng Siu 1989 No [38]
 Mongolia MGL Mongolian National Olympic Committee Battushig Batbold 1956 1982 Yes [39]
 Chinese Taipei TPE Chinese Taipei Olympic Committee Hong-dow Lin 1960 1982 Yes [40]
Southeast Asia Zone
 Brunei BRU Brunei Darussalam National Olympic Council Prince Haji Sufri Bolkiah 1984 Yes [41]
 Cambodia CAM National Olympic Committee of Cambodia Thong Khon 1983 1994 Yes [42]
 Indonesia INA Indonesian Olympic Committee Raja Sapta Oktohari 1946 1982 Yes [43]
 Laos LAO National Olympic Committee of Laos Phouthone Seung-Akhom 1975 1982 Yes [44]
 Malaysia MAS Olympic Council of Malaysia Mohamad Norza Zakaria 1953 1982 Yes [45]
 Myanmar MYA Myanmar Olympic Committee Thet Khaing Win
(Minister for the Ministry of Health and Sports) 		1947 1982 Yes [46]
 Philippines PHI Philippine Olympic Committee[note 1] Abraham Tolentino 1911 1982 Yes [47]
 Singapore SGP Singapore National Olympic Council Jessie Phua (acting) 1947 1982 Yes [48]
 Thailand THA National Olympic Committee of Thailand Prawit Wongsuwan 1948 1982 Yes [49]
 East Timor TLS National Olympic Committee of Timor-Leste Francisco Kalbuadi Lay 2003 Yes [50]
 Vietnam VIE Vietnam Olympic Committee Nguyễn Văn Hùng 1952 1982 Yes [51]

The OCA includes the transcontinental country of Kazakhstan, but does not include Armenia, Azerbaijan, Cyprus, Georgia, Turkey, and Russia, although they are located wholly or mostly in Asia. Israel, however, was excluded after the Munich Massacre, upon the claim that their delegation security at the Asian Games would be a problem.[52] The South Caucasian countries opted to join the European Olympic Committees after the dissolution of the Soviet Union.

Former members

Nation Code National Olympic Committee President Created OCA Member IOC member Ref.
 Israel ISR Olympic Committee of Israel Yael Arad 1933 1952 Yes [53]

Israel was a member of the Asian Games Federation, but was excluded from the Olympic Council of Asia upon its re-incorporation in 1981. Since 1994, Israel is a member of the European Olympic Committees (EOC) instead.

OCA Regional Zones

OCA Zone 1 (West Asia)

OCA Zone 2 (Central Asia)

OCA Zone 3 (South Asia)

OCA Zone 4 (East Asia)

OCA Zone 5 (Southeast Asia)

Administration

List of presidents

No. Name NOC Term Duration
1 Fahad Al-Ahmed Al-Jaber Al-Sabah  Kuwait 16 November 1982 – 2 August 1990 7 years, 260 days
Acting Roy de Silva  Sri Lanka 2 August 1990 – 1 July 1991 334 days
2 Ahmed Al-Fahad Al-Ahmed Al-Sabah  Kuwait 1 July 1991 – 10 September 2021 30 years, 73 days
3 Randhir Singh[54]  India 11 September 2021 – present[2] 3 years, 75 days

Executive board

Designation Name NOC Entry Note
President Randhir Singh[54]
 India 1990 Coordination Committee
Honorary Life Vice-Presidents Randhir Singh  India 1990 Coordination Committee
Wei Jizhong  China 1991 Ethics Committee
Vice-Presidents Charouck Arirachakaran  Thailand 1995 South East Asia
Timothy Fok Hong Kong Hong Kong 1999 East Asia
Tsunekazu Takeda  Japan 1999 2026 Asian Games
Syed Arif Hasan  Pakistan 2007 South Asia
Yu Zaiqing  China 2015 ANOC
Song Luzeng  China 2015 2020 Asian Beach Games and 2022 Asian Games
Timur Kulibayev  Kazakhstan 2016 Central Asia
Thani Abdulrahman Al Kuwari  Qatar 2019 West Asia
Dato Seri Chaiyapak Siriwat  Thailand 2020 6th AIMAG Bangkok
Otabek Umarov  Uzbekistan 2020 4th AYG Tashkent
Chey Tae-won  South Korea 2020 IF/AF Liaison
Jassim Rashid Al Buenain  Qatar 2021 2023 Asian Games
Abdulaziz Bin Turki Al-Faisal Al Saud  Saudi Arabia 2021 2034 Asian Games
Gordon Tang  Cambodia 2021 2029 AYG Cambodia
Honorary Vice-Presidents Hemasiri Fernando  Sri Lanka 2003
Rita Sri Wahyusih Subowo  Indonesia 2015
Honorary Members Natalya Sipovich  Kazakhstan 2007
Hoàng Vĩnh Giang  Vietnam 2007
Souhail Khoury  Lebanon 2007
Moon Dae-sung  South Korea 2011
Jefri Bolkiah  Brunei 2015
Raad Hammoudi Salman al-Dulaimi  Iraq 2015
Azat Muradov  Turkmenistan 2019
Rustam Emomali  Tajikistan 2019
Taha Al Kishry  Oman 2019
Ajmal Ghani  Afghanistan 2019
Seyed Reza Salehi Amiri  Iran 2019
Director General & Technical Director Husain Al-Musallam  Kuwait 1982 Director General & Technical Director
Vinod Kumar Tiwari  India 2015 Deputy Director General

Source:[55]

Standing Committee-Chair

Committee Chairperson NOC
OCA Rules Committee Talal Fahad Ahmed Al-Sabah  Kuwait
OCA Advisory Committee Ng Ser Miang  Singapore
OCA Peace Through Sport Committee Faisal bin Hussein  Jordan
OCA Athletes Committee Mikako Kotani  Japan
OCA Sports Environment Committee Yu Kyung-sun  South Korea
OCA Medical Committee Sultan Ya'rub Qahtan Al Busaidi  Oman
OCA Sports for All Committee Mowaffak Joumaa  Syria
OCA Media Committee Charles King Chiu Lo  Macau, China
OCA Finance Committee Kevin Kuo-I Chen  Chinese Taipei
OCA Culture Committee Khunying Patama Leeswadtrakul  Thailand
OCA Entourage Committee Seung Min Ryu  South Korea
OCA Education Committee Abdullah bin Musa'ed bin Abdulaziz Al Saud  Saudi Arabia
OCA Coordination Committee Randhir Singh  India
OCA Ethics Committee Jizhong Wei  China
OCA Information and Statistics Committee Demchigjav Zagdsuren  Mongolia
OCA International Relations Committee Jigyel Ugyen Wangchuck  Bhutan
OCA Sports Committee Song Luzeng  China
OCA Gender Equity Committee Hayat Abdulaziz Al-Khalifa  Bahrain

Honorary Life Members

Designation Name Country
Honorary Life President HH Maharadhiraj Yadavindra Singh  India
Jorge B. Vargas  Philippines
HH Sultan Hamengkubuwono IX  Indonesia
General Praphas Charusathien  Thailand
Chang Key-yong  South Korea
Air Chief Marshal Dawee Chullasapya  Thailand
Malik Meraj Khalid  Pakistan
Raja Bhalindra Singh  India
Sheikh Fahad Al-Ahmed Al-Jaber Al-Sabah  Kuwait
Ryotaro Azuma  Japan
Prince Gholamreza Pahlavi  Iran
Honorary Life Vice-President Chang Feng-hsu  Chinese Taipei
A. De O. SA.ES Hong Kong Hong Kong, China
Dr. Yoshio Kuroda  Japan

OCA General Assembly (GA)

Main article: List of OCA meetings
Further information: Bids for the Asian Games
Further information: List of IOC meetings and Olympic Congress

Source:[56][57]

In General Assembly (GA) (OCA Annual General Assembly) hosts of various competitions are introduced and important decisions are made about the countries and sports that covered by OCA.

  1. 1st: 1982 in New Delhi, India.[58]
  2. 2nd: 1983 in , .
  3. 3rd: 1984 in Seoul, South Korea.
  4. 4th: 1985 in , .
  5. 5th: 1986 in , .
  6. 6th: 1987 in , .
  7. 7th: 1988 in , .
  8. 8th: 1989 in , .
  9. 9th: 1990 in Beijing, China.
  10. 10th: 1991 in , .
  11. 11th: 1992 in , .
  12. 12th: 1993 in , .
  13. 13th: 1994 in , .
  14. 14th: 23 May 1995 in Seoul, South Korea.
  15. 15th: 1996 in Bangkok, Thailand.
  16. 16th: 1997 in , .
  17. 17th: 1998 in , .
  18. 18th: 1999 in Kuwait City, Kuwait.
  19. 19th: 12 November 2000 in Busan, South Korea.
  20. 20th: 2001 in Aomori, Japan.[59]
  21. 21st: 2002 in Busan, South Korea.
  22. 22nd: 24 Jan 2003 in Kuwait City, Kuwait.[60]
  23. 23rd: 2004 in Doha, Qatar.[61]
  24. 24th: 2005 in Guangzhou, China.[62][63]
  25. 25th: 2006 in Doha, Qatar.
  26. 26th: 16 April 2007 in Kuwait City, Kuwait.
  27. 27th: 2008 in Bali, Indonesia.
  28. 28th: 3 July 2009 in Singapore.[64]
  29. 29th: 2010 in Guangzhou, China.
  30. 30th: 2011 in Tokyo, Japan.[65]
  31. 31st: 2012 in Macau. On 8 November 2012, the OCA decided at its 31st General Assembly in Macau to create a special multi-sport event called Asian Games Centennial Festival.
  32. 32nd: 18 January 2013 in Manila, Philippines. (After 64th OCA Executive Board meeting)[66]
  33. 33rd: 2014 in Songdo, South Korea.
  34. 34th: 16 September 2015 in Ashgabat, Turkmenistan.[67]
  35. 35th: 25 September 2016 in Danang, Vietnam.
  36. 36th: 21 September 2017 in Ashgabat, Turkmenistan.
  37. 37th: 19 August 2018 in Jakarta, Indonesia.[68]
  38. 38th: 3 March 2019 in Bangkok, Thailand.[69]
  39. 39th: 16 December 2020 in Muscat, Oman.
  40. 40th: 21 November 2021 in Dubai, United Arab Emirates.[70]
  41. 41st: 4 October 2022 in Phnom Penh, Cambodia.[71]
  42. 42nd: 8 July 2023 in Bangkok, Thailand.[72]
  43. 43rd: Feb 2024 in Bangkok, Thailand.
  44. 44th: 8 September in New Delhi, India.

OCA Executive Board Meeting (EBM)

64th : January 2013 in Manila, Philippines.

OCA Recognized Sports

90 Sports in 1 January 2024. The OCA provides recognition in order for a sport to grow and develop.[73]

  1. Air sports - Airsport Federation of Asia (AFA)
  2. Aquatic sports - Asia Swimming Federation (ASF)
  3. Archery - Asian Archery Federation (AAF)
  4. Athletics - Asian Athletics Association (AAA)
  5. Badminton - Badminton Asia Confederation (BAC)
  6. Baseball - Baseball Federation of Asia (BFA)
  7. Basketball - FIBA Asia (FIBA)
  8. Biathlon - International Biathlon Union (IBU)
  9. Billiards Sports - Asian Confederation of Billiards Sports (ACBS)
  10. Bobsleigh - International Bobsleigh and Tobogganing (FIBT)
  11. Bodybuilding - Asian Federation of Bodybuilding & Fitness (AFBF)
  12. Bowling - Asian Bowling Federation (ABF)
  13. Boxing - Asian Boxing Confederation (ASBC)
  14. Bridge - Pacific Asia Bridge Federation (PABF)
  15. Canoeing - Asian Canoe Confederation (ACC)
  16. Chess - Asian Chess Federation (ACF)
  17. Chinlone - Asian Chinlone Federation (ACF)
  18. Cricket - Asian Cricket Council (ACC)
  19. Curling - World Curling Federation (WCF)
  20. Cycling - Asian Cycling Confederation (ACC)
  21. Dance Sports - Dance Sport Asia (DSA)
  22. Dragon & Lion Dance - Dragon & Lion Dances Federation of Asia (DLFA)
  23. Dragon Boat - Asian Dragon Boat Federation (ADBF)
  24. Electronic Sports - Asian Electronic Sports Federation (AESF)
  25. Equestrian Sports - Asian Equestrian Federation (AEF)
  26. Extreme Sports - Asian Extreme Sports Federation (AXC)
  27. Fencing - Fencing Confederation of Asia (FCA)
  28. Finswimming - Asia Underwater Federation (AUF)
  29. Flag Football - International Federation of American Football (IFAF)
  30. Floorball - International Floorball Federation (AFF)
  31. Football - Asian Football Confederation (AFC)
  32. Footvolley - Asian Footvolley Federation (AFF)
  33. Golf - Asian Pacific Golf Confederation (APGC)
  34. Gymnastics - Asian Gymnastics Union (AGU)
  35. Handball - Asian Handball Federation (AHF)
  36. Hockey - Asian Hockey Federation (AHF)
  37. Ice Hockey - Asian Ice Hockey Federation (AIHF)
  38. Ju-Jitsu - Ju-Jitsu Asian Union (JJAU)
  39. Judo - Judo Union of Asia (JUA)
  40. Kabaddi - Asian Kabaddi Federation (AKF)
  41. Karate - Asian Karatedo Federation (AKF)
  42. Kickboxing - Asian Kickboxing Confederation (WAKO Asia)
  43. Korfball - International Korfball Federation (IKF)
  44. Kurash - Kurash Confederation of Asia (KCA)
  45. Lawn Bowls - World Bowls (WB)
  46. Life Saving - International Life Saving Federation (ILSF)
  47. Luge - International Luge Federation (ILF)
  48. Modern Pentathlon - Asian Modern Pentathlon Confederation (AMPC)
  49. Motor Sports - Union Internationale Motonautique (UIM)
  50. Muay - Federation of Asian Muaythai Associations (FAMA)
  51. Netball - International Federation of Netball Associations (World Netball)
  52. Pencak Silat - Asian Pencak Silat Federation (APSF)
  53. Petanque - Asian Petanque and Sports Boules Confederation (APSBC)
  54. Polo - Federation of International Polo (FIP)
  55. Power Boating - Union Internationale Motonautique (UIM)
  56. Racquetball - Asia Racquetball Federation (ARF)
  57. Roller Sports - World Skate Asia (WSA)
  58. Rowing - Asian Rowing Federation (ARF)
  59. Rugby - Asia Rugby (AR)
  60. Sailing - Asian Sailing Federation (ASAF)
  61. Sambo - SAMBO Union of Asia and Oceania (SUAO)
  62. Sepaktakraw - Asian Sepaktakraw Federation (ASF)
  63. Shooting - Asian Shooting Confederation (ASC)
  64. Shuttle Cock - International Shuttlecock Federation (ISF)
  65. Skating - Asian Skating Union (ASU)
  66. Skiing - Asian Ski Federation (ASF)
  67. Soft Tennis - Asian Soft Tennis Federation (ASFF)
  68. Softball - Softball Asia (SA)
  69. Sports Climbing - International Federation of Sport Climbing - Asia (IFSC Asia)
  70. Squash - Asian Squash Federation (ASF)
  71. Sumo - Asian Sumo Federation (ASF)
  72. Surfing - International Surfing Association (ISA)
  73. Table Tennis - Asian Table Tennis Union (ATTU)
  74. Taekwondo - World Taekwondo Asia (WTA)
  75. Tennis - Asian Tennis Federation (ATF)
  76. Teqball - Fédération Internationale de Teqball (FITEQ)
  77. Traditional Boat Race - International Dragon Boat Federation (IDBF)
  78. Traditional Wrestling - United World Wrestling (UWW)
  79. Triathlon - Asian Triathlon Confederation (ASTC)
  80. Vocotruyen - World Federation of Vietnam Vocotruyen (WFVV)
  81. Volleyball - Asian Volleyball Confederation (AVC)
  82. Vovinam - Asian Vovinam Federation (AVF)
  83. Waterski - Asian Waterski & Wakeboard Confederation (IWWF Asia)
  84. Weightlifting - Asian Weightlifting Federation (AWF)
  85. Woodball - Asian Woodball Federation (AWBF)
  86. Wrestling - United World Wrestling Asia (UWW Asia)
  87. Wushu - Wushu Federation of Asia (WFA)
  88. Yachting - Asian Yachting Federation (AYF)

2 New sports was added in 2023:[74]

  1. Dodgeball - Asian Dodgeball Federation (ADF)
  2. Jump Rope - Asian Jump Rope Union (AJRU)

2026 Asian Games program

2026 Asian Games sports:[75][76]

42 Sports consist of 32 sports from the Paris 2024 Olympic Games (Surfing = New sport in Asian Games) + 9 other sports. One from each of the five OCA Zones:Wushu (sport) (East Asia) ,Sepak takraw (Southeast Asia) ,Kabaddi (South Asia), Kurash (Central Asia) ,Jujitsu (West Asia) and 7 Sports from AINAGOC (Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games Organising Committee) and the Olympic Council of Asia: Baseball/Softball, Cricket, Karate ,Esports ,Squash (sport) ,Dancesport (Breakdance, Virtual) ,Tenpin bowling and proposed: Powerlifting.

Events

Related Events:

Competition Edition Top rank Title Runners-up Most successful Next edition
Asian Games Hangzhou 2022  China 11th  Japan  China
(11) 		Aichi-Nagoya 2026
Asian Winter Games Sapporo 2017  Japan 4th  South Korea  Japan
(4) 		Harbin 2025
Asian Beach Games Da Nang 2016  Vietnam 1st  Thailand  Thailand
(2) 		Sanya 2023
Asian Indoor and Martial Arts Games Ashgabat 2017  Turkmenistan 1st  China  China
(4) 		Bangkok-Chonburi 2024
Asian Youth Games Nanjing 2013  China 2nd  South Korea  China
(2) 		Tashkent 2025

Events Summary

# Games Host Nations Competitors Sports Events Champion
1 1951 Asian Games (1)  India 11 489 6 57  Japan
2 1954 Asian Games (2)  Philippines 18 970 8 76  Japan
3 1958 Asian Games (3)  Japan 16 1,820 13 97  Japan
4 1962 Asian Games (4)  Indonesia 12 1,460 13 88  Japan
5 1966 Asian Games (5)  Thailand 16 1,945 14 143  Japan
6 1970 Asian Games (6)  Thailand 16 2,400 13 135  Japan
7 1974 Asian Games (7)  Iran 19 3,010 16 202  Japan
8 1978 Asian Games (8)  Thailand 19 3,842 19 201  Japan
9 1982 Asian Games (9)  India 23 3,411 21 147  China
10 1986 Asian Winter Games (1)  Japan 7 293 7 35  Japan
11 1986 Asian Games (10)  South Korea 22 4,839 25 270  China
12 1990 Asian Winter Games (2)  Japan 9 310 6 33  Japan
13 1990 Asian Games (11)  China 36 6,122 27 310  China
14 1994 Asian Games (12)  Japan 42 6,828 34 338  China
15 1996 Asian Winter Games (3)  China 17 453 8 43  China
16 1998 Asian Games (13)  Thailand 41 6,554 36 377  China
17 1999 Asian Winter Games (4)  South Korea 14 798 7 43  China
18 2002 Asian Games (14)  South Korea 44 7,711 38 419  China
19 2003 Asian Winter Games (5)  Japan 17 641 11 51  Japan
20 2005 Asian Indoor Games (1)  Thailand 45 2,343 9 120  China
21 2006 Asian Games (15)  Qatar 45 9,520 39 424  China
22 2007 Asian Winter Games (6)  China 25 796 10 47  China
23 2007 Asian Indoor Games (2)  Macau 44 2,476 17 171  China
24 2008 Asian Beach Games (1)  Indonesia 41 1,665 17 59  Indonesia
25 2009 Asian Youth Games (1)  Singapore 43 1,237 9 90  China
26 2009 Asian Martial Arts Games (1)(-)  Thailand 40 810 9 109  Thailand
27 2009 Asian Indoor Games (3)  Vietnam 43 2,396 15 242  China
28 2010 Asian Games (16)  China 45 9,704 42 476  China
29 2010 Asian Beach Games (2)  Oman 43 1,131 14 52  Thailand
30 2011 Asian Winter Games (7)  Kazakhstan 26 843 11 69  Kazakhstan
31 2012 Asian Beach Games (3)  China 43 1,336 13 49  China
32 2013 Asian Indoor and Martial Arts Games (4)  South Korea 43 1,652 12 100  China
33 2013 Asian Youth Games (2)  China 45 2,404 16 122  China
34 2014 Asian Games (17)  South Korea 45 9,501 37 439  China
35 2014 Asian Beach Games (4)  Thailand 42 2,335 26 168  Thailand
36 2016 Asian Beach Games (5)  Vietnam 41 2,197 14 172  Vietnam
37 2017 Asian Winter Games (8)  Japan 32 1,147 11 64  Japan
38 2017 Asian Indoor and Martial Arts Games (5)  Turkmenistan 63 4,012 21 341  Turkmenistan
39 2018 Asian Games (18)  Indonesia 45 11,300 46 465  China
40 2022 Asian Games (19)  China 45 12,000 40 481  China
  •     Asian Summer Games (1951-2022) (19) 5,232 Events
  •     Asian Winter Games (1986-2017) (8) 387 Events
  •     Asian Indoor and Martial Arts Games (2005-2017) (5+1) 1,042 Events
  •     Asian Beach Games (2008-2016) (5) 509 Events
  •     Asian Youth Games (2009-2013) (2) 212 Events
  • Total : 40 Games (1951-2022): 7,382 Events

See also

Notes

  1. ^ From 1911 to 1975, Philippines was represented by the Philippine Amateur Athletic Federation (PAAF). In 1975, the Philippine Olympic Committee was established and replaced the PAAF.

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