Nepal Olympic Committee
Appearance
| Country | |
|---|---|
| Code | NEP |
| Created | 1962 |
| Recognized | 17 October 1963 |
| Continental Association | OCA |
| Headquarters | Satdobato, Lalitpur |
| President | Jeevan Ram Shrestha |
| Secretary General | Rajiv Shrestha |
| Website | www |
The Nepal Olympic Committee (Nepali: नेपाल ओलम्पिक समिति; IOC code: NEP) is responsible for selecting athletes to represent Nepal at the Olympic Games, Asian Games and other international sports competitions, and managing Nepalese teams at these events.[1][2]
The committee was founded in 1962 and recognized by the International Olympic Committee (IOC) at the IOC session in Baden-Baden, on 17 October 1963.[3]
National Sports Associations
[edit]National Sports Associations are categorized in two categories, i.e., Olympics sports and other recognized sports. The NOC's membership currently includes 27 National Sports Federations.
NOC Summer Olympic sports
[edit]NOC Winter Olympic sports
[edit]These all sports are under the Winter Games Association of Nepal.
| Sport | National Federation |
|---|---|
| Biathlon, Bobsleigh & Skeleton, Luge,curling & Snowboarding | Alpine Sports Federation Nepal |
| Ice hockey | Nepal Ice Hockey Association |
| Ice Skating | Nepal Skating & Skateboarding Association |
| Skiing | Nepal Ski Association |
NOC recognized sports
[edit]| Sport | National Federation |
|---|---|
| Air sports | Aviation Sports Association Nepal |
| Baseball & Softball | Nepal Baseball & Softball Association |
| Billard | Nepal Billiard, Snooker & Pool Association |
| Bowling | Nepal Bowling Association |
| Breakdancing | Nepal Breaking Dance |
| Bridge | Nepal Bridge Association |
| Chess | National Chess Federation |
| Dancesport | Dance Sports Association Nepal |
| Floorball | Nepal Floorball Federation |
| Kabaddi | All Nepal Kabaddi Association |
| Karate | Nepal Karate Federation |
| Kho Kho | Nepal Kho Kho Association |
| Korfball | Korfball Federation of Nepal (KFN) |
| Mountain Sports | Mountain Sports Federation - Nepal |
| Mountaineering & Sport climbing | Mountaineering & Rock Climbing Sports Association |
| Muay Thai | Nepal Muay thai Association |
| Netball | Nepal Netball Association |
| Paragliding & Hang gliding | Nepal Paragliding Hang gliding Association |
| Sepak takraw | Nepal Sepak takraw Association |
| Sport climbing | Nepal Climbing Sport Association |
| Squash | Nepal Squash Racket Association |
| Surfing | Nepal National Surfing Association |
| Tug of War | Nepal National Tug of War Association |
| Underwater sports | Nepal Underwater Federation (NUF) |
| Woodball | Nepal Woodball Association |
| Wushu | Nepal Wushu Federation |
Others
[edit]| Sport | National Federation |
|---|---|
| Arm wrestling | Nepal Arms Wrestling Association |
| Auto Mobile | Nepal Auto Mobile Sports Association |
| Bodybuilding | Nepal Bodybuilding and Fitness Association |
| Dandi Biyo | Dandi-Biyo Association of Nepal |
| Darts | Nepal Darts Association |
| Esports | Esports Association of Nepal |
| Futsal | Nepal Futsal Association |
| Sports & Culture | Nepal Sports & Cultural Association |
| Elephant Polo | Nepal Elephant Game Association |
| Kung-Fu | Nepal Kung-Fu Association |
| MMA | Mixed Martial Arts Association of Nepal |
| Pankration | Nepal Association of Pankration Athlima |
| Roll ball | Nepal Roll Ball Association |
| Sambo | Nepal Shambo Federation |
| Soft Tennis | Nepal Soft Tennis Association |
| Stick Sports | Nepal Stick Sports Association |
| Yoga | Nepal Sports Yoga Association |
| Zurkhaneh Sports | Nepal Zurkhaneh Sports Association |
Past office bearers
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Presidents[edit]
Secretaries General[edit]
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See also
[edit]- Nepal at the Olympics
- National Sports Council (Nepal)
- National Games of Nepal
- Sports in Nepal
- Nepal Olympic Museum
- List of flag bearers for Nepal at the Olympics
- List of Olympians from Nepal
References
[edit]- ^ Kafle, Pusker (2018), The Rise of Sports Culture in Nepal and its Contribution in Promoting Social Solidarity: A Sociological Perspective (PDF), Department of Sociology, retrieved 2024-02-05
- ^ Nelson, Andrew (2009), "From 'Unmodern Sherpas' to Madhesi Cricketers: Towards a History of Nepali Sport", The International Journal of the History of Sport, 26 (12): 1823–1839, doi:10.1080/09523360903172416, retrieved 2024-02-05
- ^ "Olympedia – Nepal (NEP)". www.olympedia.org. Retrieved 19 May 2026.
External links
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