Vietnam eyes 1.5 million PwDs joining sports, physical activities by 2030

The Vietnam Paralympic Committee is striving to attract 1.5 million out of more than 7 million persons with disabilities (PwDs) nationwide to participate in sports and physical activities by 2030.
Vietnam eyes 1.5 million PwDs joining sports, physical activities by 2030 ảnh 1The new excutive board poses for a group photo at the national congress for the 2024-2029 tenure of the Vietnam Paralympic Committee on April 12. (Photo: VNA)
Hanoi (VNA) – The Vietnam Paralympic Committee is striving to attract1.5 million out of more than 7 million persons with disabilities (PwDs) nationwideto participate in sports and physical activities by 2030.

The information was shared on April 12 at thenational congress for the 2024-2029 tenure of the committee, formerly known asthe Vietnam Paralympic Association.

By 2030, the committee also set targets ofhaving 15 sports for PwDs widely available in the community. This will help with connecting andcalling for organisations and businesses to join hands in investing in thedevelopment of sports for them in Vietnam, and focus on investing in trainingfacilities and equipment for professional athletes.

At the event, Huynh Vinh Ai continued to beelected as Chairman of the committee. The congress also elected a 29-strongexecutive board./.
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