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IOC President visits Asian Games in Nagoya

IOC President Kirsty Coventry is attending the Asian Games in Nagoya, which notably lacks a traditional athletes' village. FIBA Asia President K. Govindaraj met with Coventry during the event to discuss future sports cooperation.

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Published - September 23, 2026 01:10 pm IST - Bengaluru

Karnataka Olympic Association (KOA) president, International Basketball Federation (FIBA) Asia president and MLC K. Govindaraj met International Olympic Committee (IOC) President Kirsty Coventry during the 20th Asian Games in Japan and held discussions on various issues, including sports development in Karnataka.

Mr. Govindaraj met Ms. Coventry during the opening ceremony of the Asian Games and briefed her about the programmes and initiatives being taken by the KOA to promote sports in Karnataka. He invited Ms. Coventry to visit Bengaluru in the future in connection with sports activities, according to a release.

He said Bengaluru is emerging as a hub for basketball and other sports in the country and had already hosted more than 12 international basketball tournaments. He also informed her that the FIBA Asia Women’s Basketball League would be held in Bengaluru next month, the release added.

Published - September 23, 2026 01:10 pm IST

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FIBA ASIA president K. Govindaraj meets IOC president Kirsty Coventry at Asian Games

Mr. Govindaraj invited Ms. Coventry to visit Bengaluru in the future in connection with sports activities.

1 hour ago
86 Japan Times

IOC President Kirsty Coventry impressed by accommodations at Asian Games

Asia's biggest sporting spectacle, which opened on Saturday in Nagoya, has split with past Games by having no traditional athletes' village.

3 days ago

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