14TH NATIONAL CONGRESS OF THE COMMUNIST PARTY OF VIETNAM
Log in
Life

Hanoi to host 23 sport competitions in SEA Games 31

Hanoi’s authorities have requested speedier preparations for hosting the SEA Games 31 and Para Games 11 in 2021 in the capital.

Hanoi will be a host of the opening and closing ceremony, and the competition of 23 sports out of a total of 36 sports to be held during the 31st Southeast Asian Games (SEA Games 31) and the 11th ASEAN Para Games (Para Games 11), according to the latest directive of the Standing Committee of the Hanoi Party Committee on November 12.

 Hanoi will host 23 sports competitions in the SEA Games 31.

According the directive, the Hanoi Party Committee has requested speedier preparations for hosting the SEA Games 31 and Para Games 11 in 2021 in the city.

Specifically, the municipal Party Committee asked concerned agencies to focus on reviewing, building and upgrading sports facilities and complexes to ensure progress, quality and safety; renovating existing facilities; accelerating urban embellishment, mobilizing the people in ensuring social order and security and building the capital more elegant, civilized and modern.

According to the directive, facilities and equipment for training the city's athletes should be upgraded and their remunerations improved. The athletes attaining medals at SEA Games 31 and Para Games 11, and major national and international sporting events would be timely rewarded.

The Hanoi Department of Culture and Sports will select coaches and athletes with ethics, capabilities and qualifications to join the Vietnam Sports Delegation.

The City’s Commission for Communication and Education is in charge of advising the municipal Party Committee to disseminate the directive to the public and report the results to the Standing Committee of the municipal Party Committee.

Reactions:
Share:
Trending
Most Viewed
Related news
Disguise and drums mark sacred rite in Hanoi village

Disguise and drums mark sacred rite in Hanoi village

At Trieu Khuc’s annual spring celebration, young men in silk blouses and lotus bras perform a centuries-old dance born of wartime strategy and preserved as living heritage.

Hanoi tourism gains momentum in February, aims for 36 million visitors in 2026

Hanoi tourism gains momentum in February, aims for 36 million visitors in 2026

Vietnam’s capital has reported a 28.5% jump in monthly arrivals and rising tourism revenue, bolstering its ambition to make travel a key economic pillar this year.

Explore Van Phuc Village’s sacred water rite

Explore Van Phuc Village’s sacred water rite

Each spring in Hanoi’s outskirt commune, villagers gather along the Red River to perform a centuries-old water offering ceremony, an enduring prayer for fertile fields, favorable weather and communal prosperity.

Hanoi's young men fuel centuries-old rice cooking tradition 

Hanoi's young men fuel centuries-old rice cooking tradition 

A centuries-old ritual, equal parts endurance and homage, keeps Thi Cam’s communal spirit alive each spring.

Northern Vietnam village parades ancient texts in tribute to scholarship

Northern Vietnam village parades ancient texts in tribute to scholarship

Residents of Duong Lieu Village in Xuan Hoa Commune on Hanoi’s outskirts marked the Lunar New Year of the Horse with a ritual that gently blends Confucian reverence with a strong sense of community identity.

Vietnam draws 14 million visitors over Lunar New Year Holiday

Vietnam draws 14 million visitors over Lunar New Year Holiday

The national tourism industry posted record traffic during the Year of the Horse holiday, signaling a broad-based recovery in domestic and international travel.

For a more livable Hanoi

For a more livable Hanoi

As Hanoi strives to become a more livable capital, creativity is taking center stage, with a growing network of cultural spaces fostering community engagement, revitalizing urban heritage and enriching everyday life.

Hanoi takes folk performance to the open air

Hanoi takes folk performance to the open air

The open-air program offered residents and tourists a free glimpse into Vietnam’s living cultural heritage.