Crown Prince: Achievements We Are Proud Of

The curtain was drawn, last Sunday, on the competitions of the tournament held from September 19 until October 4 of the current year, with the participation of about 11 thousand athletes representing 45 National Olympic Committees and competing in 43 sports.

The closing ceremony was held at Nagoya City Mizuho Athletic Stadium, amid festive atmospheres and artistic and cultural performances, celebrating the end of the largest multi-sport event in Asia.

The ceremony witnessed the handover of the Olympic Council of Asia flag to Qatar, marking the transfer of the Games' banner to Doha, which will host the 21st edition in 2030, for the second time in its history after hosting the tournament in 2006.

The national rock climbing team player Joud Farkouh had the honor of raising the Jordanian flag during the closing ceremony, thus concluding the Jordanian mission's participation in the tournament.

Jordan concluded its participation with a total of 11 colored medals, including two golds and3 silvers and6 bronzes, in the best Jordanian record in terms of the diversity of medal colors in the history of Asian participation.

The two gold medals were achieved by Mohammad Al-Jaafari in Karate and Fadia Al-Kharfan in Taekwondo, while the silvers were won by Joud Al-Drous in Karate, Ziad Ashiesh in Boxing, and Mahmoud Jabri in Jiu-Jitsu.

The six bronze medals were achieved by Abdul Rahman Al-Masatfah in Karate, Hussein Ashiesh in Boxing, and Taekwondo players Saleh Al-Sharbati, Jafar Al-Dawood, Zaid Mustafa, and Mohammad Al-Adraba.