The Doha 2030 Asian Games Bid Committee today submitted its
Candidature File to the Olympic Council of Asia (OCA), which details
the bid’s inspirational, sustainable plan that will provide a gateway to
certainty and an enduring legacy for Asia.
Doha 2030 is a national priority for Qatar and has the support of His
Highness Sheikh Tamim Bin Hamad Al-Thani, The Amir of the State of
Qatar. The Bid Committee has drawn from Doha’s extensive sports
events hosting experience and leveraged its wealth of existing
state-of-the-art venues and infrastructure to develop its
world-leading plan. With all permanent sports venues in place or
already planned, Doha 2030 is able to focus on delivering a Games
that brings benefits to all of Asia before and after 2030.
Doha 2030 and QOC President President HE Sheikh Joaan Bin Hamad
Al-Thani said:
"We are honoured to submit our candidature file to the OCA and
present how Doha is ready to serve the OCA and Asia through the
delivery of a world-class, sustainable Games.
"But we also feel strongly that the Asian Games is about more than
elite sport. We are committed to ensuring that Doha 2030 is a
gateway to a brighter future for Asia. We want to deliver a Games
that supports development throughout the continent before and
after it is hosted. At the heart of our bid is the belief that now more
than ever, sport can play an important role in inspiring hope,
connecting nations and celebrating our peaceful diversity."
Doha 2030 proposes a compact, sustainable Games, with athletes’
experience placed at its very core. Travel times between venues and
the athletes’ village have been minimised and athletes would be
located in the heart of the vibrant, diverse and welcoming city.
Doha 2030 CEO and QOC Secretary General HE Jassim Rashid
Al-Buenain said:
"With all are sports venues and infrastructure already planned or in
place, Doha 2030 represents certainty at a time of great uncertainty
for Asia and the world. We believe that now is a time when low-risk,
responsible and sustainable solutions are what is needed.
"Doha 2030 is promising a Games which is low-cost but of the very
highest quality. In the last 15 years alone, Qatar has hosted more
than 500 major international sports events, conferences and training
camps. We have proven ourselves as a reliable partner to OCA, Asian
NOCs and many International and Asian Federations (IFs and AFs).
We have developed the knowledge and experience to know what
athletes need to compete at their very best. We are ready to work
with our colleagues and partners in Asia once again to ensure that
Doha 2030 is a gateway to excellence."
For more information:
Abdulla Almarri
abdullaa@olympic.qa
+97430555564
+97444944412
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