As the 15th National Games unfolds this November 2025, Hong Kong's Kai Tak Sports Park has emerged as a hub of athletic excellence, hosting rugby sevens, handball, and bowling events. The venue's transformation symbolizes the city's growing prominence in China's sporting landscape under the leadership of Yeung Tak-keung, Director of the Hong Kong SAR Government's Office for the Games.
Seven-Year Journey to Success
Since initiating tripartite discussions with Guangdong and Macao in 2018, Yeung has spearheaded preparations that blend world-class infrastructure with regional cooperation. "This collaboration demonstrates our collective strength in hosting major national events," Yeung told KhabarAsia, emphasizing the Games' role in strengthening ties between the Chinese mainland and its special administrative regions.
Legacy Beyond the Podium
With fencing competitions approaching, Kai Tak's state-of-the-art facilities are proving their capacity to host international tournaments. The venue's post-Games operations plan promises enhanced training opportunities for athletes and new recreational spaces for Hong Kong residents, aligning with China's national fitness strategy.
