Doha: Chaired by HE President of the Qatar Olympic Committee (QOC), Sheikh Joaan bin Hamad Al-Thani, the formation of the Board of Directors of the Organizing Committee for the 21st Asian Games - Doha 2030 was announced today. The board includes significant figures such as HE Minister of Municipality, Abdullah bin Hamad Al Attiyah; HE Undersecretary of the Ministry of Interior, Abdullah bin Khalaf Khattab Al Kaabi; and HE Chairman of Qatar Tourism, Saad bin Ali Al Kharji. According to Qatar News Agency, the committee also comprises HE Secretary-General of the Qatar Olympic Committee, Jassim bin Rashid Al Buenain; HE Undersecretary of the Ministry of Commerce and Industry, Mohammed bin Hassan Al Malki; HE Undersecretary of the Ministry of Sports and Youth, Yasser bin Abdullah Al Jamal; HE Director General of Hamad Medical Corporation, Mohammed bin Khalifa Al Suwaidi; HE President of the Public Works Authority, Eng. Mohammed bin Abdulaziz Al Meer; and Assistant Undersecretary for Financial Policy Affairs at t he Ministry of Finance, Dr. Abdulrahman Mohammed Yousuf Jolo. HE President of the Qatar Olympic Committee and Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Organizing Committee for the 21st Asian Games - Doha 2030, Sheikh Joaan bin Hamad Al-Thani emphasized that forming the board is a fundamental step in preparing for the major continental event. He stressed the importance of joint national work in achieving success and highlighted the leadership's confidence in national talent to organize major sporting events. The Doha 2030 Asian Games are seen as a continuation of the development path in Qatar's sports sector. The committee is working towards delivering an edition that aligns with the aspirations of the Asian continent by focusing on innovation and sustainability to establish a lasting legacy for future generations. Doha's experience and capabilities are expected to enable an exceptional edition that adds to Asian sport achievements. Preparations for this edition build on the legacy of the Doha 2006 Asian G ames, which marked a significant turning point in Qatar's sporting journey. Its impact remains influential today, providing a strong foundation for the upcoming edition, reflecting Qatar's achievements and ambitions. The State of Qatar secured the hosting rights for the 2030 Asian Games in December 2020 with an outstanding bid that demonstrated its readiness to host the Games for a second time. Qatar's advanced infrastructure and sports facilities, which meet international standards, reaffirm its readiness years ahead of the event. Qatar's legacy includes modern sports facilities, integrated training complexes, and transportation networks, allowing for an exceptional edition of the Asian Games without the need for new constructions. Beyond physical infrastructure, Qatar has developed a sustainable human legacy through operational and organizational expertise gained by national cadres. The Qatar Olympic Committee has contributed significantly to this legacy by enhancing governance and preparing national cad res through participation in events like the Doha 2006 Asian Games. This institutional and operational legacy forms a solid foundation for the Doha 2030 Asian Games Organizing Committee. By hosting the Doha 2030 Asian Games, Qatar aims to reinforce its leadership in sports, presenting an exceptional edition that combines organizational excellence, promotes sports culture, and builds a lasting legacy for future generations.