The Commonwealth Sport General Assembly confirms Ahmedabad as the host city, making India the venue for the 2030 Games for the second time.
Ahmedabad Secures 2030 Commonwealth Games
- The Commonwealth Sport General Assembly has officially confirmed Ahmedabad, Gujarat as the host city for the 2030 Commonwealth Games.
- This marks India’s second time hosting the Commonwealth Games, after New Delhi 2010.
Planned Venues and Infrastructure
- The Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel Sports Enclave in Motera will serve as the main hub of the Games.
- Planned venues include:
- Aquatic center
- Indoor arenas
- Football and athletics stadiums
- Athletes’ Village
- The Narendra Modi Stadium, the world’s largest cricket stadium, will host key events.
- Ahmedabad aims to organize compact, sustainable, and inclusive Games, with upgraded infrastructure and better city transport.
Next Steps for Ahmedabad
- With official confirmation, Ahmedabad will accelerate preparations:
- Completion of sports venues and infrastructure
- Construction of Athletes’ Village and accommodation
- Upgrades to transport and hospitality for international visitors
- India views the 2030 Games as a stepping stone toward hosting the Olympics in 2036, boosting Ahmedabad’s international sports profile.
Impact of Hosting the Games
- Sports Development: Inspires youth participation and strengthens grassroots programs.
- Urban Growth: Long-term benefits from stadiums, transport upgrades, and tourism.
- Global Recognition: Positions India as a capable host for major international sporting events.
