Bahrain Unveils Medals for 2025 Asian Youth Games

The countdown to the Third Asian Youth Games in Bahrain has taken another exciting step forward. Organizers have officially revealed the medals that will be awarded during the event, which runs from October 22 to 31, 2025.

The announcement came during a press conference on Wednesday, August 27. The medals, designed in the classic gold, silver, and bronze, proudly carry the Games’ official emblem at the center. Surrounding it are artistic elements inspired by the word “Bahrain”, symbolizing the host nation’s culture and identity.

In total, 1,677 medals will be distributed across 24 sports disciplines — 505 gold, 503 silver, and 669 bronze.

Athletes will compete in a wide variety of sports, ranging from swimming, athletics, and badminton to more unique competitions such as camel racing, esports, and beach weightlifting. Traditional martial arts like judo, jiu-jitsu, kabaddi, Muay Thai, and taekwondo will also be featured, alongside popular team sports including basketball, futsal, volleyball, and handball.

More than 5,000 young athletes from across Asia are expected to participate, making the Games a major sporting celebration for the Kingdom. Beyond the excitement, the event also serves as a key preparatory stage for the Youth Olympic Games in Dakar, Senegal, set for 2026.

With the medals now revealed, anticipation is building as Bahrain prepares to welcome the continent’s rising stars.