The games 2003 ASEAN Para Games

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1 games

1.1 opening ceremony
1.2 closing ceremony
1.3 participating nations
1.4 sports
1.5 medal table





the games
opening ceremony

the opening ceremony held @ dinh national stadium on 21 december 2005 @ 19:00 (vst). ceremony began parade of participating nations led military band. bạch quang thái, mai ngọc trung , lê văn lịch carried torch stadium , passed tran nguyen thai, trinh cong luan , pham thi thu thanh , afterwards, tran nguyen thai ignited cauldron in stadium. vu van xoan take athletes oath whereas, duong duc thuy take judges oath. opening ceremony divided 5 chapters namely, chapter 1: genesis, chapter 2: challenges , stormy, chapter 3: strength of heart - hello brother, chapter 4: our aspirations , chapter 5: in great joy.


closing ceremony

the closing ceremony held @ hanoi sports palace on 28 december 2005 @ 19:00 (vst). asean para games responsibilities handed on philippines, host of 2005 asean para games.


participating nations

sports

5 sports introduced 2003 asean para games 4 of them paralympics events.



athletics
badminton
powerlifting
swimming
table tennis

medal table

a total of 760 medals comprising 287 gold medals, 245 silver medals , 228 bronze medals awarded athletes. host vietnam s performance best ever yet in asean para games history , second behind thailand overall champion.



key

  *   host nation (vietnam)









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