were opened by Prince Sihanouk, the prime minister of Cambodia. The second GANEFO was restricted to Asia, except Guinea which participated in the qualifying tournament in Pyongyang, North Korea, on 1–11 August 1965. Consequently, only 17 Asian countries participated in the second tournament in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, on 25 November – 6 December 1966 which was named '1st Asian GANEFO'. Medal table at 2nd GANEFO (1st Asian GANEFO) In the second edition of GANEFO, China PR was the highest-ranking country with 108 gold medals, North Korea the second, and the host nation, Cambodia, the third. 2nd Asian GANEFO In September 1967 was announced a second Asian GANEFO to be held in Beijing, China, in 1970, but later Beijing dropped the plans to host the Games, which were then awarded to Pyongyang, North Korea. The Games never occurred, however, and the GANEFO organisation collapsed. See also CONEFO Athletics at the 1963 GANEFO Athletics at the 1966 GANEFO 1976 Summer Olympics (also boycotted by China, and African countries) 1980 Summer Olympics (also boycotted by Indonesia and China, and Western Bloc countries) 1984 Summer Olympics (also boycotted by North Korea, and Eastern Bloc countries) Friendship Games (game made by Soviet Union to boycott the 1984 Olympics) References External links Athletics Records at the 1st GANEFO YouTube Video of the 1st Asian GANEFO GANEFO I: Sports and Politics in Djakarta by Ewa T. Pauker YouTube Video of the GANEFO 1963 by ZalChannel 1962 establishments in Indonesia Defunct multi-sport events International sports competitions hosted by Indonesia International sports competitions hosted by Cambodia Multi-sport events Multi-sport events in Asia International sports boycotts Recurring sporting events established in 1962 Third-Worldism Politics and sports