History

The Olympic Council of Asia was approved for formation in New Delhi, India during the Asian Games Federation (AGF) Council Meeting held on November 26, 1981, which was attended by duly ...

 

 

Objective

The Council will help to develop in the youth of Asia those moral and physical qualities that come from fair competition in sports and to promote the international respect, friendship and goodwill ...

 

 

Head Quarters

The permanent headquarters of the OCA is in Kuwait. Mr. Husain Al-Musallam, Director General of the Executive Work at the headquarters and runs all NOC and international affairs under the direct  ...

 

 

Executive Board Members - EB Members

The Executive Board of OCA consists of one President with 5 Vice-Presidents coming from the 5 different zones of the Asian Continent (East, South East, South, Central and West Asia). The other 6 Vice ...

 

 

Standing Committee Members

OCA Standing Committees are created for the purpose of advising the OCA General Assembly, OCA Executive Board or the President as the case may be ...

 

 

Constitution & Rules

The OCA Constitution & Rules, 2006 Edition was formally adopted during the 25th OCA General Assembly held in Doha on 1st of December 2006. The Constitution is a living document and is ...

 

 

Museum

The OCA Museum features a collection of memorial items such as mascots, Olympic torches, posters of Olympic Games, commemorative and winner medals, in tribute to the sportsmen ...

 

 

Logo

The logo of the council will be a bright sun in red with 16 rays and a white circle in the middle of the disc of the sun encircled by the Asian Dragon and Falcon with the Olympic Rings beneath followed ...

 

 

Hymn

The OCA Hymn was adopted during the 15th OCA GA held in Bangkok from on 9th December 1996. The Hymn is an amalgamation of all the sounds and cultures of the Asian Continent ...