This prestigious continental competition is being organised in cooperation with the International Kurash Association, the Kurash Confederation of Asia, and the Tajikistan Kurash Federation. The championship serves to determine the strongest athletes in Asia, award the IKA ranking points, and also holds significance as an important qualification and preparation stage ahead of major international competitions.

During this year, the Kurash Confederation of Asia successfully held several prestigious competitions and organizational events. In particular, the Asian Seniors, Juniors, and Cadets Championships, held in Goesan, South Korea, were organized at a high level and further strengthened the prestige of Kurash as a sport on our continent.

On behalf of the Asian Kurash Confederation, I would like to sincerely congratulate all kurash athletes, coaches, referees, national federations and sports fans.

The discussions focused on preparations for the upcoming Asian Kurash Championship for seniors, cadets and juniors, which will be held in Cheongju from July 30 to August 5 of this year. This prestigious continental competition is not only significant for the development of sports but also serves as a vivid example of cultural rapprochement.

Our activities during the year were highly appreciated and the Asian Kurash Confederation was recognized as the winner in the “Best Confederation of the Year” nomination.

Best Confederation Kurash Confedeation of Asia During 2024, about 20 International tournaments, championships and International seminars of different levels were organized at a high quality on the Asian continent.

The 2025 Islamic Solidarity Games will be held in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and this decision is a great achievement for the worldwide Kurash community.

In the conference, Discussion took place about organizational issues. As a result of a votes of Delegates, the General Prosecutor of the Republic of Uzbekistan Nigmatulla Yuldashev was re-elected to the position of Chairman of Kurash Federation of Uzbekistan for a new five-year term.

First, a seminar was organized for Kurash coaches and referees within the championship. The seminars were led by the experienced referees of IKA under the leadership of the Chairman of the Refereeing Committee of Asian Kurash Confederation, President of KUSEA Pulsak Satjathamnukul. 13 referees and 11 coaches from Malaysia, Thailand, Philippines, Singapore, Indonesia and Vietnam participated in the seminars.

During 3 hours, 15 issues included in the agenda of the Congress were considered. Reports were heard. Suggestions and comments were made.