The volunteer uniforms for the 5th Asian Para Games, sponsored by ASICS, were officially unveiled in Nagoya, marking another important step in building momentum towards the Aichi-Nagoya 2026 Games.
ASICS, the Japanese multinational sportswear company, is the proud sponsor of the Aichi-Nagoya 2026 Games and has signed a multi-year agreement with the Asian Paralympic Committee (APC), establishing the renowned brand as the official supplier of the Asian continental body.
ASICS has a long-standing commitment to supporting Para athletes by delivering high-quality, performance-driven apparel designed to meet the demands of elite competition.
The unveiling ceremony was attended by H.E. Mr. Hideaki Ohmura, Governor of Aichi Prefecture and President of the Aichi-Nagoya Organising Committee (AINAGOC); H.E. Mr. Ichiro Hirosawa, Mayor of Nagoya City and Deputy President of AINAGOC; and Mr. Shinobu Oya, General Manager of ASICS.
APC Chief Executive officer Tarek Souei was also in attendance, reaffirming the regional governing body’s continued support for the preparations towards the Games.
Speaking at the ceremony, Souei highlighted the significance of the unveiling as preparations intensify towards the Games.
“As the countdown to Aichi-Nagoya 2026 continues, the volunteer uniforms unveiling ceremony highlights the preparation, pride, and identity that unite our athletes as they represent Asia on the Paralympic stage.
“The uniforms we unveil today are more than competition wear; they are a symbol of confidence, solidarity, and the values of the Paralympic Movement.
“On behalf of the Asian Paralympic Committee, I extend my sincere appreciation to ASICS for their commitment and continued support of our athletes and our movement. Together, we look forward to creating new opportunities for growth, visibility, and recognition of Para sport throughout the region,” he said.
The volunteer uniforms unveiling event, aimed at strengthening collaboration between organisers, partners and stakeholders in delivering a memorable Games, was held on the sidelines of the Road to Aichi-Nagoya 2026 Programme.
