Programs & Initiatives
As we move toward the 20th Asian Games Aichi–Nagoya 2026 in Japan, I keep returning again and again to one simple truth. Our journey is still unfolding, and what lies ahead will require a level of unity, belief, and shared commitment that goes far beyond everything we have experienced so far.
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At its core, the programme is ambitious, featuring 41 sports carefully selected and shaped through months of discussion under the guidance of the Olympic Council of Asia. Beyond the numbers, what stands out is the balance between tradition and modernity, and between global standards and regional identity.
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The second edition of the Sports in Schools (SiS) Programe was officially launched today in Bumthang, marking the beginning of its expansion into eastern Bhutan and reinforcing efforts to build a vibrant sporting culture in schools.
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The second edition of the Sports in Schools Programme will begin on April 1, 2026, in eastern Bhutan, continuing efforts to strengthen a vibrant sporting culture in schools.
From a modest beginning at a winter coaching camp to standing tall on Asia’s biggest stages, Kinley’s journey embodies discipline, perseverance, and national pride. His record-breaking performances and unwavering commitment reflect not only personal excellence, but the quiet strength of Bhutan’s sporting community—proving that with belief and relentless effort, Bhutanese athletes can compete with the best in the world.
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The 17th National School Games 2025 concluded today, bringing to a close a vibrant week of competition, friendship and youthful spirit.
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What truly changes the feel of this year is the deeper involvement of the Bhutan Olympic Committee. Their role goes beyond coordination and brings a sense of meaning, almost as if someone is gently reminding everyone why sport matters in the first place.
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The Athletes’ Commission of Bhutan (ACB) successfully conducted the Athletes’ Forum on 26 December 2025, bringing together 25 athletes from 12 federations and associations for dialogue, information sharing, and feedback. The forum reviewed ACB’s 2025 activities, shared updates on IOC and OCA Athletes’ Commission programs, and highlighted the Athletes 365 platform to support athletes during and after their sporting careers.
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Just about an hour ago, something truly special happened at Sarpang Central School. The atmosphere was calm at first — and then slowly, excitement began to build as two remarkable athletes walked in: Kinzang Lhamo and Lam Dorji.
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In the middle of the bustling sports ground stood a silent canvas. On it, a tree stretched its bare branches — no leaves, no colors, only a quiet emptiness waiting to be filled. It was simple, yet it held a world of possibility.
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