Asian Paralympic Committee

With just 157 days remaining until the Aichi-Nagoya 2026 Asian Para Games, preparations continue to gather strong momentum.

As part of its webinar series, the Asian Paralympic Committee (APC) hosted a session titled “Anti-Doping Overview for the Asian Para Games 2026: Rules, Medical, Education, Testing, and Results Management.”

The webinar brought together athletes, coaches, team managers, delegation officials, and medical and technical support personnel from National Paralympic Committees across Asia.

The session focused on strengthening awareness of anti-doping rules, medical guidance, education, testing procedures, and results management — key areas in ensuring a fair, clean, and athlete-centred Games.

Newly appointed APC Anti-Doping Manager Juliana Soares delivered a comprehensive presentation, providing valuable insights into anti-doping regulations, procedures, requirements, and responsibilities ahead of the Games.

With more than 130 participants joining the session, the webinar reflected Asia’s shared commitment to clean sport, unity, and excellence on the road to Aichi-Nagoya 2026.

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A Collaboration to advance Education and Inclusion

The Asian Paralympic Committee has entered into a strategic partnership with the University of Europe for Applied Sciences, reinforcing a shared commitment to advancing education, innovation, and inclusion within the Paralympic Movement.

The collaboration was formalised by Asian Paralympic Committee President Majid Rashed and Prof. Dr. Maurits Van Rooijen, President of the University of Europe for Applied Sciences, while the ceremony was witnessed by APC CEO Tarek Souei and Prof. Dr. Eman AbuKhousa, Professor of Information and Communication Technology (AI & Data Science), UE.

The MoU creates a framework for collaboration in education, internships, seminars, and exchanges, alongside short courses, executive programmes, and student placements supporting APC activities.

It also promotes capacity building, governance, and knowledge exchange, aligning with APC’s mission to educate and empower its members while strengthening the Para sport ecosystem.

A major milestone for Paralymic education in Asia!

The China Hong Kong Paralympic Committee has officially launched the world’s first Traditional Chinese version of the IPC’s “I’mPOSSIBLE” Paralympic Education Programme toolkit — a groundbreaking step towards promoting inclusion, awareness, and the Paralympic values of courage, determination, inspiration, and equality among students in Hong Kong.

Launched at the Hong Kong Sports Institute alongside a special sharing session with Paralympic athletes, the event welcomed more than 100 educators and received strong support from the HKSAR Government Culture, Sports and Tourism Bureau.

A powerful initiative inspiring the next generation through education and the spirit of Para sport.

Join our Anti-Doping Overview Webinar and get clear insights on rules, medical guidance, education, testing procedures, and results management for Athlete Support Personnel (ASP).

📅 14 May 2026
⏰ 12:00 PM (Dubai Time)
💻 Online via Zoom

🔗 Register now:
https://services-asianparalympic.org/apc-webinar-main-section/

40 days ago, Asian athletes showcased excellence on snow and ice at the Milano Cortina 2026 Paralympic Winter Games ❄️🔥

A total of 57 medals showcased Asia’s strength, with China 🇨🇳 leading the way in the medals table with 15 GOLD from their 44 medals.

A powerful reminder of resilience, determination, and pride.

Meetings between the Asian Paralympic Committee and National Paralympic Committees continue to strengthen regional collaboration and communication. These sessions provide a valuable opportunity to better understand the needs, preparations, and priorities of each NPC ahead of upcoming activities and major events.

Through this engagement, strong partnerships are reinforced, ensuring better alignment and continued support across the region.