Programs & Initiatives
The Athletes 365 Workshop, initiated by the Athletes Commission of Bhutan in collaboration with the Bhutan Olympic Committee and supported by Athlete365, began today in Thimphu.
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The Four Nations Boxing Championship 2025 was held from April 11 to 13 at the Clock Tower, Thimphu. For three days, the event brought a lot of energy and excitement to the city.
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The Bhutan Shooting Federation (BSF) has launched a 5-day physiological and psychological training program for its national players at the BSF Hall in Thimphu.
A joint press conference was held today at the Bhutan Olympic Committee premises to officially announce the Four Nations Boxing Championship 2025, set to take place from April 11 to April 13 in Thimphu, Bhutan.
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The Bhutan Shooting Federation (BSF) successfully concluded its week-long Talent Identification Program, aimed at discovering and developing future shooters. In collaboration with Indian Olympian Jitu Rai and national coach Garbha Raj Rai from the Jitu Rai Shooting Academy.
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The Youth Reporter Competition, hosted by the Bhutan Olympic Committee (BOC) in collaboration with the Olympic Council of Asia (OCA), gave young students from four pilot schools the chance to explore sports journalism ahead of the 20th Asian Games in Aichi-Nagoya, Japan. After an inspiring session with OCA officials, the top seven students wrote articles on the theme “Why I Want to Become a Sports Journalist.” The competition culminated in Meera Regmi being selected for a direct entry to the 20th Asian Games.
The Bhutan Olympic Committee (BOC), in collaboration with the Olympic Council of Asia (OCA), hosted a Art Exhibition to promote the 20th Asian Games in Aichi-Nagoya, Japan. Featuring top 20 artworks from students of four pilot schools, the event highlighted youthful creativity and the spirit of sportsmanship.
Four winning pieces were selected to be exhibited at the Asian Games in Japan, giving young Bhutanese artists a global platform. The exhibition was a celebration of art, passion, and the power of storytelling through creativity.
Bhutan has taken a groundbreaking step in its sporting journey with the inauguration of the National Coaching Academy at the Bhutan Olympic Committee (BOC) premises today. Graced by His Royal Highness Prince Jigyel Ugyen Wangchuck, this initiative is set to transform sports education, empower coaches, and elevate Bhutanese athletes to new heights.
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Excitement is in the air as Bhutan prepares for an important milestone in its sporting journey! Tomorrow marks the inauguration of the National Coaching Academy at the Bhutan Olympic Committee (BOC) premises.
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The Bhutan Olympic Committee took a major step in elite sports development with the launch of the Bhutan Elite Athlete Support and Training (BEAST) Program. This ambitious program was designed to nurture top-tier athletes and propel them onto the Asian and Olympic stages. With a structured support system, strategic funding, and a dedicated technical committee, BEAST aimed to elevate Bhutanese sports to new heights, starting with the Aichi Nagoya 2026 Asian Games.
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