Doha 2030

d a cruise ship as part of a cost-saving approach. However, the arrangements struggled to cope with the number of participants. Some athletes reportedly waited for up to 12 hours to complete registration, while others encountered double-booked rooms or accommodation assigned to the wrong teammates. Transport problems also affected several teams. Shuttle buses reportedly failed to arrive, while some took athletes to incorrect venues, resulting in delays to competitions. Organisers issued repeated apologies as complaints continued throughout the event. Young Athletes Become the

The Doha 2030 Asian Games Bid Committee today presented to the OCA Evaluation Committee how it plans to deliver a celebration of sustainable progress, sport for life and peaceful diversity, reflecting the resilience, strength and ambition of Asia, the OCA and Qatar. On a full opening day of the Evaluation Committee visit, Doha 2030 combined detailed presentations with interactive visits of the city’s world-class venues to explain why it is bidding and how it can guarantee a Gateway to a Magical Asian Games.

The Doha 2030 Asian Games Bid Committee today welcomed members of the OCA Evaluation Committee to the Qatari capital as it prepares to showcase the city’s Games readiness and commitment to serving as a Gateway to legacy now for Asia. Members of the OCA Evaluation Committee were greeted on arrival into Doha’s 5 star Hamad International Airport, which, serving more than 174 destinations, would provide a true Gateway to accessibility for the OCA family. Doha 2030 CEO His Excellency Jassim Bin Rashid Albuenain