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The 20th Asian Games were inaugurated in Nagoya, Japan, with the participation of 45 countries. The official ceremony was attended by Emperor Naruhito and the Imperial Family, along with official delegations from several nations. During the opening ceremony, emphasis was placed on Japan's capability to organize the event and a reminder of the importance of resilience and regional solidarity, especially after the Tokyo Olympics were postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. A historic moment occurred when Kuwait’s flag was raised by athlete Sarah Al-Hawal and track and field star Ibrahim Al-Zafiri, symbolizing great pride and representation for their homeland and inspiring Kuwaiti participants to achieve good results. Meanwhile, the Kuwaiti handball team secured a victory over Iran with a score of 26-24, although taekwondo athlete Zaid Al-Eidan was injured, ending his participation. The Kuwaiti Sports Federation continues to pursue hopes of achieving notable accomplishments during the Games.
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