Empowering Sports Excellence Across the Asia Pacific!

Welcome to the official website of the General Association of Asia Pacific Sports Federations (GAAPSF)

About Us

About Us

The General Association of Asia Pacific Sports Federations (GAAPSF) is a regional division of the General Association of World Sports Federations (GAWSF). Established to unite and support sports federations in the Asia Pacific region, GAAPSF aims to enhance the quality of sports and improve athletic performance across diverse disciplines.

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Our Mission & Our Vision

Our mission is to promote, develop, and govern sports in the Asia Pacific region, fostering collaboration among our members for a brighter sporting future.

We envision a vibrant Asia Pacific sports community that thrives on excellence, integrity, and innovation. Through collaboration and shared goals, we aim to become a leader in global sports development.

Promote Inclusivity

Encourage participation in sports at all levels, ensuring everyone has the opportunity to engage and excel.

Support Development

Provide support for member federations to elevate standards, performance as well as collaborations.

Foster Collaboration

Build strong partnerships among member federations, governments, and organizations to create a unified sporting community.

Our Member Federations

GAAPSF comprises a diverse range of member federations from various sports across the Asia Pacific region. Each federation plays a crucial role in promoting their respective sports, supporting athletes, and organizing competitions.

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News

Sofia Kenin Advances to Pan Pacific Open Semis, Sayaka Ishii Withdraws

American player Sofia Kenin has secured a spot in the semifinals of both the singles and doubles competitions at the Pan Pacific Open. Kenin's victory over No. 3 seed Daria Kasatkina in the singles quarterfinals propelled her to the next stage, marking her second win...

Ethiopian and Kenyan Champions Triumph at 2024 Beijing Marathon

The 2024 Beijing Marathon witnessed a display of exceptional athleticism as Ethiopia's Lemi Berhanu Hayle and Kenya's Vicoty Chepngeno claimed victory in the men's and women's categories, respectively. Hayle crossed the finish line first in 2 hours, 9 minutes, and 16...

Japanese Race Walker Koki Ikeda Faces Suspension in Doping Probe

Japanese race walker Koki Ikeda, who won a silver medal at the Tokyo Olympics and placed seventh at the Paris Olympics, has been provisionally banned for suspected blood doping. The Athletics Integrity Unit disclosed that Ikeda's biological passport showed irregular...