The National Sports Day (Hari Sukan Negara) 2024 was officially launched by the Minister of Youth and Sports Malaysia, Y.B. Hannah Yeoh, on Saturday, 12th October 2024, at 7.00 am, in Putrajaya.
> read moreThe OCM extends its heartiest congratulations to Dato’ Mohammed Najeeb Abdullah on his election as new President of the Malaysian Tenpin Bowling Congress (MTBC), following the 51st Annual Geneal Meeting and election of Office Bearers for the term 2024-2027 held on Sunday, 29th September 2024, at the Sunway Resort, Petaling Jaya.
> read moreOne of the first legacy initiatives undertaken by Dr. Norza ZAKARIA, following his election as OCA Vice President for Southeast Asia, was the establishment of the Asian High Performance Badminton Centre in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
> read moreThe OCA convened its 44th General Assembly on Sunday, 8th September 2024, at Bharat Mandapam, New Delhi, India where the elections for the OCA Executive Board were conducted.
> read more1. Congratulations to the Paris 2024 organisers for having staged the 33rd edition with resounding success.
> read moreWith seven days remaining of the XXXIII Olympic Games Paris 2024, seven Malaysian athletes remain in contention for a performance of a life-time in the city steeped in history, the city of love and the city of light. Let’s have a brief look at their profile and motivation ahead of their respective events!
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Launch of The National Sports Day (Hari Sukan Negara) 2024
Heartiest Congratulations Dato’ Mohammed Najeeb Abdullah
Establishment of the Asian High Performance Badminton Centre in Malaysia
Dr. Norza Zakaria Officially Elected as OCA Vice President for Southeast Asia
OCM Describes Decision to Stage The 34th South East Asian Games in 2027 as a Significant Opportunity to Revitalise The Sports Industry
Wrap Up of The Malaysian Contingent’s Performance at The XXXIII Olympic Games Paris 2024
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On 13th November 1953, the Federation of Malaya Olympic Council (FMOC) being the forerunner to the Olympic Council of Malaysia was registered under the Societies Act as a volunteer-based, non-profit and non-government organization.
The FMOC held its first meeting on 24th April 1954, attended by 3 representatives from Hockey and 4 from Athletics. The Malayan Bore Rifle Association sent an observer. The FMOC then invited all National Sport Associations to become members so they could participate in multi-sports events. The International Olympic Committee (IOC) officially recognized the FMOC on 26th May 1954.