2019-2020 (interim)[]
The 31st SEA Games logo was designed by Hoàng Xuân Hiếu. Hiếu's logo is inspired by the combined images of a dove and a human hand to create the "V" shape, representing "victory" and "Vietnam".
2021-2022[]
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