Vietnam has shown an active and proactive role since joining SOMS in 2012, gradually becoming one of the core members.

At the Second ASEAN-Japan Ministerial Meeting on Sports held in Manila, Philippines in October 2019, the countries agreed to hold a series of thematic workshops. This decision is an important part of the first phase of the ASEAN-Japan Action on...

To ensure smooth and timely preparations for the 8th ASEAN Ministerial Meeting on Sports (AMMS 8) and the 16th ASEAN Senior Officials Meeting on Sports (SOMS 16), Deputy Director of the Sports Authority Le Thi Hoang Yen held a working session with...

The establishment of an ASEAN Sectoral Body on Sports was an idea proposed at the 16th ASEAN Summit in Hanoi, Vietnam in April 2010 to promote more active cooperation in the field of sports within ASEAN.

Over the past decade, with the efforts of management agencies, social organizations and women themselves, gender equality in sports has achieved remarkable results, receiving high appreciation from the international community.

Vietnam’s swimmers made waves at the 2025 Southeast Asian Open Water Swimming Championships, wrapping up the meet on September 14 with an impressive five golds and one silver.

Viet Nam and France have agreed to work closely together to leverage their cooperation in term of sports and physical training in the upcoming periods.

On the morning of September 10th, in Hanoi, Deputy Director of the Vietnam Sports Authority Le Thi Hoang Yen received and worked with Ms. Anna Vetoshkina, First Secretary of the Russian Embassy in Hanoi. The meeting aimed to focus on important tasks...

By securing two gold medals on the final day of competition, the Vietnamese team ranked 5th out of 29 countries on the medal table at the 2025 Asian Youth Karate Championships.

In a joint effort to build a dynamic and inclusive Southeast Asia, the ASEAN-Japan cooperation project on gender equality in sports is making significant progress.