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
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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
|
[29] | |
| X | 2029 details |
 Trojena
|
Only bid | 41st Phnom Penh(2022-10-04) |
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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]- ^ The term refers to other subdivisions of the Aichi Prefecture that will host the event together with Nagoya city.
References
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