2023 East Asian Youth Games

In March 2023, the organizing committee of the games held a meeting with the purpose of intensifying preparation of the Games and key issues like emergency situation preparations, opening ceremony safety issues, volunteers training etc., are discussed and addressed in the meetings. Marketing Mascot The organizing committee announced the mascot in November 2022. The mascots are two mythical birds, a khangardi mascot was named “Khaki” and a galbingaa was named “Inga”. The logo is inspired from the upper frame of the Mongol ger, which symbolizes “Let's unite under the roof of Ulaanbaatar”. ==Venues==

The following venues will be used for the competition. • National Central Stadium – Opening ceremony / 12,500 • Athletics field of Nalaikh district – Athletics / 3,000 • Futsal Hall of MFF – Badminton / 640 • UG Arena – Basketball / 3,000 • National Amusement Park – Basketball 3x3, 600 • Wrestling Palace – Boxing / 2,500 • Central Cultural Palace – Esports / 1,300 • MFF Football Centre – Football / 5,000 • Steppe Arena – Judo, Taekwondo, Wrestling / 2,600 • Gan Sports Center – Table tennis / 300 • Buyant Ukhaa Sport Palace – Volleyball / 5,000 • Sukhbaatar Square – Closing ceremony / 20,000 ==Participating nations/regions==

7 National Olympic Committees participated in the competition. • China • Chinese Taipei • Hong Kong • Japan (48) • Macau • Mongolia (Host) • South Korea ==Games==

Sports A total of 11 sports will be contested in the games: • • • Basketball • • • • • • • • • • ==Calendar==

Calendar of the games was published in July. :All times and dates use Mongolian Standard Time (UTC+8) ==Medal table==