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Bids for the Asian Games

Bids for the Asian Games is the process where National Olympic Committees select from within their national territory cities to put forward bids to host an Asian Games.

List of Asian Games bids edit

Games Year Candidate cities Non-candidate
applicant cities 		AGF assembly Ref
Host city Others
I 1951
details 		  New Delhi Only bid   Delhi
(1949-02-13) 		[1][2][3]
II 1954
details 		  Manila   New Delhi
(1951)
III 1958
details 		  Tokyo   Manila
(1954-05-06) 		[4]
IV 1962
details 		  Jakarta   Karachi   Tokyo
(1958-05-23) 		[5]
V 1966
details 		  Bangkok Only bid   Jakarta
(1962-08-30) 		[6]
VI 1970
details 		  Seoul   Colombo   Bangkok
(1966-12-5) 		[7]
  Bangkok   Mexico City
(1968-10-14) 		[8]
VII 1974
details 		  Tehran   Kuwait City
  Tel Aviv 		  Bangkok
(1968-12-11)
VIII 1978
details 		  Singapore   Fukuoka   Munich
(1972-08-25) 		[9][10]
  Islamabad   Daejeon   Tehran
(1974-08-29) 		[11]
  Bangkok   Seoul   Montreal
(1976-07-24) 		[12]
IX 1982
details 		  New Delhi
X 1986
details 		  Seoul   Baghdad
  Pyongyang
  Shanghai 		  New Delhi
(1981-11-26) 		[13]
Games Year Candidate cities Non-candidate
applicant cities 		OCA assembly Ref
Host city Others
XI 1990
details 		  Beijing   Hiroshima   Ulsan 3rd
  Seoul
(1984) 		[14]
XII 1994
details 		  Hiroshima   Beijing   Ulsan
XIII 1998
details 		  Bangkok   Taipei
  Jakarta 		9th
  Beijing
(1990-09-27) 		[15]
XIV 2002
details 		  Busan   Kaohsiung 14th
  Seoul
(1995-05-23) 		[16]
XV 2006
details 		  Doha   Kuala Lumpur
  Hong Kong (bid)
  New Delhi 		19th
  Busan
(2000-11-12) 		[17]
XVI 2010
details 		  Guangzhou Only Bid   Amman
  Kuala Lumpur
  Seoul 		23rd
  Doha
(2004-07-01) 		[18]
XVII 2014
details 		  Incheon   New Delhi   Beijing 26th
  Kuwait City
(2007-04-17) 		[19]
XVIII 2019   Hanoi   Surabaya   Dubai 31st
  Macau
(2012-11-08) 		[20]
2018
details 		  Jakarta and Palembang Only Bid 33rd
  Incheon
(2014-09-19) 		[21]
XIX 2022
details 		  Hangzhou 34th
  Ashgabat
(2015-09-16) 		[22]
XX 2026
details 		  Aichi[a] and Nagoya 35th
  Danang
(2016-09-25) 		[23]
XXI 2030
details 		  Doha   Riyadh 39th
  Muscat
(2020-12-16)
XXII 2034
details 		  Riyadh Only Bid

List of Asian Winter Games bids edit

Games Year Candidate cities Non-candidate
applicant cities 		OCA assembly Ref
Host city Others
I 1986
details 		  Sapporo Only bid 3rd
  Seoul
(1984) 		[14]
II 1990
details 		  India Only bid [24]
  Sapporo Only bid 8th
  Bali
(1989)
III 1995   Samjiyon Only bid
1996
details 		  Harbin   Gangwon 12th
  Kuwait City
(1993-12-02) 		[25]
IV 1999
details 		  Gangwon Only bid
V 2003
details 		  Aomori Only bid
VI 2007
details 		  Changchun   Beirut   Tehran
  Almaty 		21st
  Busan
(2002-10-02) 		[25][26]
VII 2009   Beirut Only bid
2011
details 		  Astana and Almaty Only bid 25th
  Kuwait City
(2006-03-04) 		[27]
VIII 2017
details 		  Sapporo and Obihiro Only bid 30th
  Astana
(2011-01-31) 		[28]
IX 2025
details 		  Harbin Only bid 42rd

  Bangkok
(2023-07-08)

[29]
X 2029
details 		  Trojena Only bid 41st
  Phnom Penh
(2022-10-04)

List of Asian Youth Games bids edit

Games Year Candidate cities Non-candidate
applicant cities 		OCA assembly Ref
Host city Others
I 2009
details 		  Singapore Only bid
II 2013
details 		  Nanjing Only bid 29th
  Guangzhou
(2010-11-13) 		[30]
III 2017   Hambantota Only bid No
  Kuwait City
(2012-06-12) 		[31]
  Jakarta Only bid 34th
  Ashgabat
(2015-09-16) 		[32]
2021
details 		  Surabaya Only bid 31st
  Macau
(2012-11-08) 		[20]
  Shantou Only bid 38th
  Bangkok
(2019-03-03) 		[32]
IV 2025   Tashkent Only bid No
  Doha
(2019-09-28) 		[33]
V 2029   Phnom Penh Only bid 40th
  Dubai
(2021-11-22) 		[34]

Notes edit

  1. ^ The term refers to other subdivisions of the Aichi Prefecture that will host the event together with Nagoya city.

References edit

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  2. ^ "1st Asian Games 1951" (PDF). Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports, India. Archived from the original (pdf) on 28 September 2011. Retrieved 13 May 2011.
  3. ^ "Rajpramukh of PEPSU's message". The Indian Express. Madras. 5 March 1951. p. 5. Retrieved 14 May 2011.
  4. ^ "Azuma AGF president". The Straits Times. 6 May 1954. Retrieved 27 August 2012.
  5. ^ "Jakarta gets 1962 Games: No KL bid". The Straits Times. 24 May 1958. Retrieved 27 August 2012.
  6. ^ "THAILAND WILL BE HOSTS IN 1966". The Straits Times. 30 August 1962. Retrieved 9 March 2019.
  7. ^ 70年度(년도) 亞洲 大會(아주 대회) 서울 開催(개최)를 決定(결정) 競技聯 總會(경기련 총회)
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  10. ^ 싱가포르, AGF에 亞洲(아주) 경기 반납 正式 通告(정식 통고)
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  18. ^ "Guangzhou wins Asiad bid". News Guangdong. July 2, 2004. Retrieved June 30, 2010.
  19. ^ "S Korea's Incheon wins bid to host 2014 Asian Games". CCTV International. 2007-04-18. Retrieved 2010-07-04.
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  21. ^ "Indonesia to host 18th Asian Games in 2018". Olympic Council of Asia. 20 September 2014. Archived from the original on 21 September 2014. Retrieved 1 January 2016.
  22. ^ Butler, Nick (16 September 2015). "Hangzhou confirmed as host of 2022 Asian Games". Inside the Games. Retrieved 16 September 2015.
  23. ^ Butler, Nick (25 September 2016). "Aichi and Nagoya officially awarded 2026 Asian Games". inside the games. insidethegames.biz. Retrieved 15 October 2016.
  24. ^ Logos and Mascots of selected Sport Games and Sports
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  31. ^ Champika Fernando (15 June 2012). "Failed Hambantota now settles for Youth Asian Games". Retrieved 8 November 2012.
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  34. ^ "Cambodia awarded 2029 Asian Youth Games at OCA General Assembly". Inside the Games. 21 November 2021. Retrieved 9 March 2022.
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