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CHAIRMAN of the Indonesian Olympic Committee (KOI) Raja Sapta Oktohari highlighted the importance of Asian countries having more opportunities to host world-class sporting events.
This is one of the missions that KOI will voice at the General Assembly of the Olympic Council of Asia (OCA) which will be held in New Delhi, India, Sunday (8/9).
“Of course, as President of the National Olympic Committee of Indonesia (KOI), I will maximize this activity so that Indonesia’s existence can be more concrete and can be part of the regulator in the Asian region, namely through the Olympic Council of Asia,” said Okto, as reported by BetweenMonday (9/9).
“For that reason, we are trying to ensure that more Indonesians can sit on the International Federation, Asian Federation, and OCA boards,” he added.
The main agenda of the OCA General Assembly this time is the election of a new President.
There is a single candidate in the election, namely Raja Randhir Singh, who currently serves as the Acting President of the OCA and the election will make him the definitive President for the next four years.
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Okto, together with the Executive Committee Harry Warganegara at the OCA General Assembly, also voiced other aspirations related to the Asian Winter Games, which will be held in February 2025.
In addition, in the position of the increasing sports trend throughout the world and Asia in particular, Okto hopes that there will be equality in organizing multi-event activities in the Asian region.
“Because we know that yesterday we faced many challenges, even the same thing was also felt by Thailand which is very unfortunate, finally yesterday they sent a letter to all NOCs in Asia regarding the cancellation of the Asian Indoor and Martial Art Games,” explained Okto.
“This is what we will also ask and bring to the Olympic Council of Asia, so that we can get certainty about the preparations made by athletes to be sent to AIMAG 2025,” he added. (Z-6)
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The Importance of Equal Distribution of Multi-Events in the Asia Region
The Chairman of the Indonesian Olympic Committee (KOI), Raja Sapta Oktohari, has highlighted the significance of Asian countries having more opportunities to host world-class sporting events. This is one of the missions that KOI will voice at the General Assembly of the Olympic Council of Asia (OCA), which was held in New Delhi, India, on September 8, 2024.
The Role of the Indonesian Olympic Committee (KOI)
The Indonesian Olympic Committee (KOI) plays a crucial role in organizing Indonesian participation in international sporting events, such as the Summer Olympic Games, Asian Games, and Southeast Asian Games [[2]]. As the President of the National Olympic Committee of Indonesia (KOI), Raja Sapta Oktohari aims to maximize Indonesia’s presence in the Asian region, particularly through the Olympic Council of Asia (OCA).
The Olympic Council of Asia (OCA)
The Olympic Council of Asia (OCA) is an independent non-governmental not-for-profit international Asian sport organization for unlimited duration recognized by the International Olympic Committee (IOC) [[3]]. The OCA is responsible for promoting sports development in Asia and organizing various sporting events in the region.
The OCA General Assembly
The main agenda of the OCA General Assembly this time is the election of a new President. Raja Randhir Singh, the Acting President of the OCA, is the single candidate in the election and will become the definitive President for the next four years.
Aspirations for the Asian Winter Games
In addition to the election of the new President, the OCA General Assembly also discussed other aspirations related to the Asian Winter Games, which will be held in February 2025. Raja Sapta Oktohari, together with the Executive Committee Harry Warganegara, voiced Indonesia’s interests in hosting the Asian Winter Games.
The Importance of Sports Development in Asia
The increasing trend of sports development throughout the world and Asia in particular has led to a growing demand for more opportunities for Asian countries to host world-class sporting events. Raja Sapta Oktohari hopes that the OCA will work towards achieving this goal, ensuring that more Asian countries have the opportunity to host and participate in international sporting events.
Legacy of the Asian Games
The indoor velodrome built for the Asian Games will be used for a wide variety of sports after the event, such as badminton, table tennis, kickboxing, volleyball, and other sports [[1]]. This legacy will continue to promote sports development in Asia and provide more opportunities for athletes to train and compete in world-class facilities.
the equal distribution of multi-events in the Asia region is crucial for promoting sports development and providing more opportunities for Asian countries to host and participate in international sporting events. The Indonesian Olympic Committee (KOI), the Olympic Council of Asia (OCA), and other stakeholders must work together to achieve this goal and promote the growth of sports in the region.
The Importance of Equal Distribution of Multi-Events in the Asia Region
The Chairman of the Indonesian Olympic Committee (KOI), Raja Sapta Oktohari, has highlighted the significance of Asian countries having more opportunities to host world-class sporting events. This is one of the missions that KOI will voice at the General Assembly of the Olympic Council of Asia (OCA), which was held in New Delhi, India, on September 8, 2024.
The Role of the Indonesian Olympic Committee (KOI)
The Indonesian Olympic Committee (KOI) plays a crucial role in organizing Indonesian participation in international sporting events, such as the Summer Olympic Games, Asian Games, and Southeast Asian Games [[2]]. As the President of the National Olympic Committee of Indonesia (KOI), Raja Sapta Oktohari aims to maximize Indonesia’s presence in the Asian region, particularly through the Olympic Council of Asia (OCA).
The Olympic Council of Asia (OCA)
The Olympic Council of Asia (OCA) is an independent non-governmental not-for-profit international Asian sport organization for unlimited duration recognized by the International Olympic Committee (IOC) [[3]]. The OCA is responsible for promoting sports development in Asia and organizing various sporting events in the region.
The OCA General Assembly
The main agenda of the OCA General Assembly this time is the election of a new President. Raja Randhir Singh, the Acting President of the OCA, is the single candidate in the election and will become the definitive President for the next four years.
Aspirations for the Asian Winter Games
In addition to the election of the new President, the OCA General Assembly also discussed other aspirations related to the Asian Winter Games, which will be
