Traditional Asian sport to be featured at games


Abdul Karim (left) congratulating Sarawak Sports Corporation director Dr Ong Kong Swee (right) and Berggren on the signing of the MOU to organise the first Asian Sport for All Games in 2022. — ZULAZHAR SHEBLEE/The Star

Traditional sport and games from around Asia will be showcased at the inaugural Asian Sport for All Games, to be held in Kuching in 2022.

Organised by The Association for International Sport for All (Tafisa), the week-long event aims to preserve and promote traditional sport and games, active living, as well as encourage participation and cooperation between nations.

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