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23 Sep’ 2026
الأدعم لكرة السلة 3×3 يتأهل إلى ربع نهائي دورة الألعاب الآسيوية
ناغويا (اليابان)/ قنا- تأهل الأدعم لكرة السلة 3×3 إلى الدور ربع النهائي ضمن منافسات دورة الألعاب الآسيوية العشرين ''آيتشي-ناغويا 2026''، المقامة حاليا في اليابان، بعد فوزه على نظيره البحريني بنتيجة 21 - 15 في ختام مبارياته بدور المجموعات.
وحقق المنتخب القطري بذلك فوزه الثالث في منافسات المجموعة الثالثة، بعدما استهل مشواره بالفوز على المنتخب الإندونيسي بنتيجة 10 - 7، ثم تغلب على منتخب الصين تايبيه بنتيجة 18 - 15، قبل أن يختتم دور المجموعات بالفوز على البحرين 21 - 15.
وقدم المنتخب القطري أداء قويا خلال منافسات دور المجموعات، ليواصل مشواره في البطولة بطموح المنافسة على المراكز المتقدمة والتتويج بإحدى الميداليات.
وفي منافسات السيدات، اختتم المنتخب القطري مشواره في دور المجموعات بالخسارة أمام نظيره الكازاخستاني بنتيجة 17 - 8.
وكانت قرعة منافسات كرة السلة 3×3 قد أوقعت المنتخب القطري للسيدات ضمن المجموعة الأولى إلى جانب منتخبات الصين وكازاخستان وسريلانكا.
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Sheikh Joaan Crowns Team Qatar Champions with Team Skeet Gold
Aichi-Nagoya, Japan – HE Sheikh Joaan bin Hamad Al Thani, President of the Olympic Council of Asia, presented Qatar’s national shooting team with the gold medal in the men’s team skeet event at the 20th Asian Games “Aichi-Nagoya 2026,” currently being held in Japan through October 4.The trio of Nasser Saleh Al Attiyah, Rashid Saleh Al Athba and Ali Ahmed Al Ishaq delivered a superb performance to top the men’s team skeet standings and secure Team Qatar’s first gold medal of the Games. Kuwait took silver, while India claimed bronze.The achievement was made even more remarkable by Rashid Saleh Al Athba’s triumph in the men’s individual skeet event, where he struck gold after setting a new Asian record.China’s Jianlin Liu claimed the individual silver medal, while Ming Li of Chinese Taipei took bronze. Nasser Al Attiyah finished fifth.The two skeet gold medals mark a landmark achievement for Qatari shooting at the continental level and provide Team Qatar with a major boost as competition continues at Aichi-Nagoya 2026.Following the shooting triumphs, Qatar’s medal tally rose to four medals – two gold, one silver and one bronze. The national karate team had earlier opened Qatar’s medal account with a silver and a bronze.Dr. Mishal Al Nasr, President of the Qatar Shooting and Archery Association, hailed the outstanding performance of Qatar’s shooters after they captured gold in both the individual and team skeet events.“We are extremely happy with this achievement, which we dedicate to our wise leadership and to HE Sheikh Joaan bin Hamad Al Thani, President of the Qatar Olympic Committee,” Al Nasr said.“Team Qatar’s shooters produced outstanding performances and deservedly claimed gold in both the men’s individual and team skeet events. We congratulate them on this achievement.”Al Nasr stressed that the results were the product of the strong support and attention devoted to sport and athletes, adding that they demonstrate the positive direction of Qatari shooting.He also praised the shooters’ ability to handle the pressure of high-level competition and finish at the top, noting that the achievement would provide additional motivation to continue working towards further success in future competitions.
Qatar Olympic Committee Hosts Official Reception at Aichi-Nagoya 2026 Asian Games
Nagoya, Japan: The Qatar Olympic Committee (QOC) hosted its official reception at the 20th Asian Games - Aichi-Nagoya 2026 on Monday, bringing together around 100 guests from across the Asian Olympic movement for an evening celebrating sport, culture, hospitality and Qatar’s journey towards hosting the Asian Games in Doha in 2030.Held at the Qatar delegation headquarters at the TIAD Hotel in Nagoya, the event brought together representatives from National Olympic Committees, sporting organisations and delegations participating in the Games, providing an opportunity to strengthen connections across the Asian sporting community.The reception was held under the patronage of H.E. Sheikha Hind bint Hamad Al Thani, Member of Board Of Directors of the QOC and with the attendance of H.E. Sheikh Joaan bin Hamad Al Thani, President of the Olympic Council of Asia (OCA). In her remarks, H.E. Sheikha Hind reflected on Qatar’s experience as a host and the shared values of hospitality and connection that bring communities together through sport.A short film was also screened during the evening, highlighting the journey from Doha 2006 through Aichi-Nagoya 2026 and towards Doha 2030, placing athletes, spectators and the wider sporting community at the heart of Qatar’s hosting story.The dinner showcased Qatari culture and hospitality through a menu created by prominent Qatari chef, restaurateur and cultural ambassador Noof Al Marri. The menu offered guests an authentic expression of Qatari cuisine, highlighting the country’s culinary heritage and contemporary gastronomic excellence.Adding to the evening’s cultural programme, guests were treated to a live Oud performance, bringing another element of Qatari musical heritage to the reception.Before the dinner, guests were welcomed at Bayt Qatar, the House of Qatar in Nagoya, where they experienced a selection of its interactive cultural and digital activations and explored Qatar’s sporting journey from the Doha 2006 Asian Games towards Doha 2030.