PANAJI
The Gymnastics Federation of India (GFI), in collaboration with the Directorate of Sports & Youth Affairs, Goa, and the Sports Authority of Goa, announced the 14th Acrobatic Gymnastics Asian Championships 2025.
The championship will be held from October 31 to November 2, starting at 10 am onwards, at the Peddem Indoor Stadium, Karaswada, Mapusa. This premier international sporting event will bring together the finest acrobatic gymnasts from across Asia.
This marks a historic milestone, as the Acrobatic Gymnastics Asian Championships will be hosted in India for the very first time.
The prestigious event will be inaugurated by the Chief Minister of Goa, Dr. Pramod Sawant, in the distinguished presence of Santosh Sukhadeve, IAS, Secretary (Sports), Government of Goa; Dr. Ajay R. Gaude, Director of Sports & Youth Affairs, Goa and Executive Director, Sports Authority of Goa; Aigul Dukenbayeva, AGU Technical President; Sudhir Mital, President, Gymnastics Federation of India; and Dr. C. Prabhakar, Vice President, Gymnastics Federation of India, along with top international officials, coaches, and athletes. The Gymnastics Federation of India would like to thank the Honorable Sports Minister of Goa Ramesh Tawadkar.
The championship aims to showcase the best of acrobatic gymnastics through three days of intense competition, world-class performances, and cultural exchange.
Aigul Dukenbayeva, AGU Technical President*, expressed her enthusiasm, saying, “The Acrobatic Gymnastics Asian Championships represent the spirit of unity, artistry, and athletic excellence that defines our sport. We are delighted to see India and Goa host this prestigious event, which will not only inspire young gymnasts but also strengthen the foundation of acrobatics across Asia.”
Sudhir Mital, President of the Gymnastics Federation of India*, shared his thoughts on the event’s significance, stating, “Hosting the 14th Acrobatic Gymnastics Asian Championships 2025 is a proud moment for India. This championship underlines our commitment to nurturing gymnastics talent and creating more opportunities for our athletes to perform on the global stage. Goa’s world-class infrastructure and vibrant sporting culture make it the perfect venue for this international event.”
Dr. C. Prabhakar, Vice President of the Gymnastics Federation of India, added, “This championship is not just about competition — it’s about celebrating teamwork, discipline, and dedication. We are confident that the event will inspire young gymnasts and leave a lasting legacy for the sport in India.”
