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Harbin 2023 Winter Asiad Sets New Asian Sports Benchmark, Say OCA Leaders

The Harbin Asian Winter Games have redefined standards for continental sporting events, according to Olympic Council of Asia (OCA) officials, with record-breaking participation and cutting-edge infrastructure impressing athletes and delegates alike.

Winter Sports Meets Tech Innovation

OCA Director General Husain Al Musallam praised Harbin's rapid 18-month preparation timeline, telling reporters: \"The world witnessed how Harbin delivered world-class facilities alongside thoughtful details like mobile charging stations and ginger tea services.\" Medical support systems at venues drew particular acclaim, described as \"the most advanced I've seen in 40 years of Asian Games.\"

By the Numbers

  • 1,200+ athletes from 34 countries and regions
  • Saudi Arabia and Cambodia’s first Winter Asiad appearances
  • 12 million visits during Spring Festival (20.4% YoY growth)

Legacy Planning

Harbin Vice Mayor Zhang Haihua revealed post-Games plans to integrate venues with tourism through digital upgrades and hybrid management models. \"We'll host winter sports events in commercial hubs to expand public participation,\" Zhang said, highlighting sustainable utilization strategies.

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