As of July 25, the top 25 Asian countries participating in the Paris 2024 Olympics showcase a significant number of athletes representing the continent across various sports disciplines.
Japan leads the participation with 403 athletes, reflecting the country's strong emphasis on sports and athletic development. China follows closely with 388 athletes, further highlighting its robust sports programs and commitment to international competition.
South Korea has 141 athletes qualified, showcasing a diverse range of talents. India comes next with 112 athletes, underlining its growing presence in the Olympic arena. Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan have 86 and 79 athletes respectively, indicating their dedication to sports excellence.
Chinese Taipei is represented by 60 athletes, and Thailand follows with 51 athletes. Iran has 40 athletes participating, while Hong Kong and Mongolia have 36 and 32 athletes respectively. Indonesia has 29 athletes set to compete, and Malaysia is represented by 26 athletes.
Singapore will have 23 athletes in the games, matched by the Philippines with 22 athletes. Iraq also has 22 athletes participating. Kyrgyzstan, North Korea, and Viet Nam each have 16 athletes, highlighting their commitment to the Olympic movement.
Qatar and Tajikistan both have 14 athletes representing their nations, and Bahrain and the United Arab Emirates each have 13 athletes. Jordan will have 12 athletes competing, while Lebanon completes the list with 10 athletes.
These numbers illustrate the significant involvement of Asian countries in the Paris 2024 Olympics, reflecting the continent's dedication to sports and international competition.
