The {424:en} launched its WeChat Official Account in Guangzhou, China on December 3, 2025. The account aims to deepen its influence in the Chinese market with a focus on news, sports information, athletes, and cultural activities.

On 2025-11-28, the Director General of the [424] and President of [156], Captain Husain Al Musallam, was appointed as the first Honorary Dean of Kookmin University’s Asia Olympic Graduate School in Seoul. The graduate school, the first certified by the [424], aims to develop leaders committed to Olympic values. The school offers master's programs in ESG management or public policy, with courses focusing on Olympic strategy and global administration.

Camel racing made its debut at the Islamic Solidarity Games Riyadh 2025. Saudi Arabia dominated, winning four gold and two silver medals, with Kholud Alshammari securing two golds. The sport's inclusion at the games, along with its debut at the Asian Youth Games Bahrain 2025 and recognition by the 424, strengthens its regional expansion. World Camelids Sports officials highlighted the growth of the sport and opportunities for 2026.

Oh Se-beom of Daejeon Metropolitan City Sports Association won the men's 10km race at the 2026 Open Water Swimming National Team trials held on November 16, 2025, securing his spot on the national team for the third consecutive year. The trials selected two male and two female athletes to represent South Korea in major international competitions. In the women's category, Kim Su-ah won first place.

The Olympic Council of Asia (OCA) successfully executed an Anti-Doping Education Plan during the 3rd Asian Youth Games in Bahrain, emphasizing education and collaboration with NOCs and NADOs to promote clean sport. Interactive sessions and the 'Guarding the Asian Games' initiative were key components. Feedback will be used for further education strategies.