"ASEAN increasingly become a dynamic area and full progress. Let us increase the cooperation and partnership to achieve higher-East Asia of peace, justice, progress and prosper"
Palembang (Reuters) - The opening ceremony of SEA Games 26 titled "Srivijaya A Golden Peninsula" nan magnificent sporting event marks the beginning of terakbar South-East Asia in Srivijaya Gelora, Jakabaring Sports Complex, Palembang, on Friday.
Grandeur and sparkling opening ceremony of the SEA Games was charming for a while dispelled any doubt that the implementation of the prestigious sporting event will take place perfunctory.
History may also be noted, that the SEA Games opening ceremony in the town Pempek it is among the most spectacular and most magnificent in the history of the implementation of the SEA Games.
The event was at the same time also confirm that although was oversized in its preparation, Palembang and Jakarta are fully ready to host the SEA Games in 2011.
"I have to say that Indonesia is ready to host the 26th SEA Games," said Minister of Youth and Sports Andi Malarangeng in his speech at the opening ceremony cost Rp165 billion.
President of the Republic of Indonesia Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono and First Lady Ani Yudhoyono, who was sitting on the tribune of honor looks sumringah and carefully watched the opening ceremony of pomp.
Even though with some 16,000 spectators they seemed enthusiastic and impressed with the event, although in part the implementation of the heavy rains flushed the stadium ceremony Srivijaya.
The President declared the event the SEA Games is a real step to strengthen the togetherness the countries in Southeast Asia, particularly in the field of sports.
"ASEAN increasingly become a dynamic area and full progress. Let us increase the cooperation and partnership to achieve higher-East Asia of peace, justice, progress and prosperity," said President of Palembang who wear traditional dress complete with a headband.
The 26th SEA Games held in Jakarta and Palembang on 11-22 November 2011 initiated a series of activities of ASEAN in late 2011. At 17 to 19 November 2011 in Bali will be held Summit (Summit), which was attended by the ASEAN heads of state / government of ten ASEAN member countries.
Indonesia four times to host the biggest sporting event in South East Asia, namely in 1979, 1987, 1997 and 2011. SEA Games this time is the biggest Asian Games ever held, attended by 11 ASEAN member countries, with the number of athletes reach 12,000 people. They will compete in 44 sports and 545 gold medal fight.
Susi Susanti
Daughter of Indonesia badminton legend Susi Susanti to "sri stage" at the top of the opening ceremony. He was asked to turn a giant cauldron that will continue to burn until 22 November.
Although not too smooth, Susi the "flying" from the kingdom of Srivijaya replica sailing ship while carrying spear of fire that comes from the eternal flame and has dikirap Mrapen to six island, managed to transfix "dome" cauldron lit up.
To ANTARA, contributor to the first Olympic gold for Indonesia, it can proudly claim to tense at the same time carry out the task.
"Excited and proud, but fully prepared really. I am always proud to receive the task entrusted to the nation," said the wife of Alan Budikusuma it.
According to Susi's task was quite difficult, because he pulled up to a height of 30 meters, although he strongly believes the action is very safe technology "sling" towing torches, done by people who are experienced and have been tested at loads up to 90 pounds.
Opening of the more sparkling because colored three times spektakukuler fireworks show, and invited the audience admiration.
"Very satisfied, very satisfied," said Mrs. Eri Riana (35), visitors to the class "bronze" when asked to comment by Reuters.
In line with ERI, Supriyanto (28), Central Javanese Palembang residents expressed no disappointment at all to pay a ticket for Rp250 thousand dollars, for the sake of watching the show.
"If it was just raining, we just wear a coat," said Supriyanto who watched with his wife and son.
The audience in the cheapest class, the raincoats are provided for in anticipation of rain, which was started often flushed the city which cleaved the Musi river.
"Golden Peninsula"
The series of colossal dance titled "Srivijaya, a Peninsula Gold", which became the opening breath of the 26 th SEA Games also received good appreciation from the audience.
The show tells the story about the triumph of Srivijaya in the 8th century AD, and is expected to inspire the rise of Indonesia achievements in the event that the SEA Games, has projected a charming background on canvas 53X56 area of electric meters, used for the first time in the history of SEA Games.
Successful implementation of the opening ceremony, expected to continue on the implementation of the SEA Games match that will last until 22 November.
Susi Susanti pray that the implementation of the 26 th SEA Games in Palembang, runs smoothly and successfully.
"Not only operate successfully, but also our athletes success and achievement medal," he said. (T010/F005/A032)Posted by david george Pakpahan at 00:18 0 commentsSubmit via EmailBlogThis! TwitterBerbagi to Facebook Share toGames of Southeast Asian NationsIndonesian From Wikipedia, the free encyclopediaJump to: navigation, searchSEA Games LogoGames of Southeast Asian Nations (English: Southeast Asian Games), or commonly abbreviated as SEA Games is a sporting event held every two years and involves 11 countries of Southeast Asia. Rules match at the SEA Games Sports Federation under the auspices of Southeast Asia (English: Southeast Asian Games Federation) under the supervision of the International Olympic Committee (IOC) and Olympic Council of Asia (OCA).Table of contents
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* 1 History
* 2 The Host Statistics
* 3 Locations
3.1 Southeast Asian Peninsular Games
3.2 Games of Southeast Asian Nations
* 4 See also
* 5 Footnote
* 6 External links
[Edit] HistoryThe origins of the SEA Games is closely related to Southeast Asian Peninsular Games or SEAP Games. SEAP Games was initiated by Laung Sukhumnaipradit, by then Vice President of Olympic Committee of Thailand. The aim is to strengthen cooperation, understanding and relations between countries in the ASEAN region.Thailand, Burma (now Myanmar), Malaysia, Laos, Vietnam and Cambodia (with Singapore included later) is the pioneer countries. They agreed to hold this event every two years. In addition the Committee also established SEAP Games Federation.SEAP Games was held in Bangkok from 12 to 17 December 1959, followed by more than 527 athletes and organizers from Thailand, Burma, Malaysia, Singapore, Vietnam and Laos who competed in 12 sports.In the SEAP Games VIII in 1975, the SEAP Federation considered the inclusion of Indonesia and the Philippines. These two countries officially signed in 1977, and in the same year SEAP Federation changed their name to Southeast Asian Games Federation (SEAGF), and this event became the State Games of Southeast Asian Nations. Brunei is inserted at the State Games X Southeast Asian Nations in Jakarta, Indonesia, and Timor Leste in the Games of Southeast Asian Nations XXII in Hanoi, Vietnam.[Edit] Statistics HostsState Number of Years
Thailand61959, 1967, 1975, 1985, 1995, 2007
Malaysia61965, 1971, 1977, 1989, 2001, 2019
Indonesia41979, 1987, 1997, 2011
Singapore41973, 1983, 1993, 2015
Philippines31981, 1991, 2005
Myanmar31961, 1969, 2013
Vietnam22003, 2023
Brunei21999, 2017
LaosA2009
CambodiaA2021
Timor-Leste-
[Edit] Location[Edit] Southeast Asian Peninsular GamesThis year's show host State Champion1959 I Bangkok Thailand Thailand Flag of Thailand Flag of Thailand1961 II Rangoon Burma Myanmar Flag of Myanmar Flag of Burma1963 canceled Phnom Penh Cambodia Cambodia Flag of Thailand Flag of ThailandIII 1965 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Flag of Malaysia Flag of Thailand ThailandIV 1967 Bangkok Flag of Thailand Thailand Flag of Thailand Thailand1969 V Rangoon Burma Myanmar Flag of Myanmar Flag of Burma1971 VI Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Flag of Malaysia Flag of Thailand ThailandVII 1973 Flag of Singapore Flag of Singapore Singapore Thailand ThailandVIII 1975 Flag of Thailand Thailand Bangkok Flag of Thailand Thailand[Edit] Games of Southeast Asian NationsThis year's event hosts a general State ChampionIX 1977 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Flag of Malaysia Flag of Indonesia Indonesia1979 X Jakarta Flag of Indonesia Indonesia Flag of Indonesia IndonesiaXI 1981 Manila Philippines Philippines Flag of Indonesia Flag of IndonesiaXII 1983 Singapore Flag of Singapore Singapore Flag of Indonesia IndonesiaXIII 1985 Flag of Thailand Thailand Bangkok Flag of Thailand Thailand1987 XIV Jakarta Indonesia Indonesia Flag of Indonesia Flag of IndonesiaXV 1989 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Flag of Malaysia Flag of Indonesia Indonesia1991 XVI Manila Philippines Philippines Flag of Indonesia Flag of IndonesiaXVII 1993 Flag of Singapore Singapore Flag Singapore Indonesia Indonesia1995 XVIII Chiang Mai Thailand Flag of Thailand Flag of Thailand Thailand1997 XIX Jakarta Flag of Indonesia Indonesia Flag of Indonesia IndonesiaXX 1999 Bandar Seri Begawan of Brunei Flag of Brunei Flag of Thailand Thailand2001 XXI Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Flag of Malaysia Flag of Malaysia Malaysia2003 XXII Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City of Vietnam Flag of Vietnam Flag of Vietnam Vietnam2005 XXIII Manila Philippines Philippines Flag Philippines Flag of Philippines2007 XXIV Nakhon Ratchasima Thailand Flag of Thailand Flag of Thailand Thailand2009 XXV Vientiane Laos Flag of Laos Flag of Thailand Thailand2011 XXVI Jakarta and Palembang Indonesia Flag of IndonesiaWill comeThis year's event hosts a general State Champion2013 XXVII Naypyidaw Myanmar Flag of MyanmarXXVIII 2015 Singapore [1] Flag of Singapore Singapore2017 XXIX Bandar Seri Begawan of Brunei Flag of Brunei Darussalam2019 XXX Penang Malaysia Flag of MalaysiaXXXI 2021 Flag of Cambodia Cambodia Phnom PenhXXXII 2023 Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam Flag of Vietnam2025 XXXIII? To be announced2027 XXXIV? To be announced[Edit] See also
* ASEAN Para Games
* Asean University Games
[Edit] Footnotes
1. ^ Http://olahraga.kompas.com/read/2011/11/12/19461218/Singapura.Tuan.Rumah.SEA.Games.2015
[Edit] External links
* (UK) State Games XXIII Southeast Asian Nations in the Philippines 2005
* (UK) Information Games Southeast Asian Nations
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