The 31st SEA Games Organizing Committee: The identity kit ensures legality

According to a representative of the Information and Communication Subcommittee (SEA Games 31 Organizing Committee): All the identities of the 31st SEA Games include logos (icons), mascots (mascots), slogans, and images of sport icons. are approved and guaranteed to be legal.

After nearly 2 years of organizing the contest to create logos and mascots for the 31st SEA Games, 1,467 entries from hundreds of authors were sent, including more than 900 works of art. logos and over 550 mascot works. After many rounds of judging, leading experts in sports and fine arts can select these works to become the official symbols of the congress.

Currently, sports icons (pictograms) have been completed and put into use. The Information and Communication Subcommittee (the 31st SEA Games Organizing Committee) has also guided localities to promote these images in accordance with the instructions on propaganda work.

Most recently, at the second SEA Games 31 Delegation Conference, the participating countries highly appreciated the preparations of the host country Vietnam and expressed their satisfaction with the visual images of the receiver. represented in the localities where they went to survey.

Currently, the Information and Communication Subcommittee is also actively coordinating with the press agencies to review and complete the information so that the propaganda work is most effective.

A representative of the Information and Communication Subcommittee affirmed that the comments on the design of the SEA Games 31 brand identity are subjective, one-sided and malicious opinions of a group of individuals on social networks. . The Information and Communication Subcommittee also said that this agency will work with competent authorities on cybersecurity to handle those who have posted the above information.

The 31st SEA Games Organizing Committee also believes that the press agencies, media and the general public will continue to support Vietnamese Sports to overcome all difficulties and successfully organize the first Southeast Asian Games. 31 th.