Event Overview
SPORT - CULTURE - FRIENDSHIP
The Indian Rim Asian University Games are a
celebration of sport for the sake of friendship.
The inaugural Games in 2005 featured over 800
competitors from 26 universities in 10 countries
- the largest international university sports
competition ever hosted in Australia.
Open to university teams from the Indian Ocean
Rim and Asian regions, the Games are an excellent
opportunity for university students to experience
international competition, interact in a positive
fashion with a variety of cultures and, in the
process, build life long friendships.
THE LOGO
“Sport - Culture - Friendship”
Is the motto of the Indian Rim Asian University Games.
The Games logo features 3 ‘drops’ that reflect these
key elements of the Games. It’s not always the winning
that’s important. The opportunity to build friendships
and share cultures across our region can only serve to
benefit students, staff and universities alike. The logo
also represents the three regions covered by the Games;
Western Australia, Indian Rim and Asia.
THE OBJECTIVES
The primary objective of the Games is to provide
university students in the Indian Rim Asian region
with regular international competitions. Benefits
of this include exposure to different cultures, the
establishment of strong ties between universities and
the exchange of ideas between competitors, officials
and staff.
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