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Techcombank and its official ecosystem announced their partnership with Vietnam Television (VTV) to fulfill the mission of serving the audience by bringing the FIFA World Cup 2026 to Vietnam, and to establish the country as the sixth Southeast Asian nation to own the full rights to all 104 FIFA World Cup 2026 matches, affirming Vietnam’s position and ambition on the global sports and cultural map. The collaboration is a clear demonstration of Techcombank and its ecosystem’s commitment to serving the community in a sustainable and consistent way. This goes beyond national economic initiatives or major infrastructure projects; Techcombank and its ecosystem continuously create outstanding value and iconic marks that enhance the public’s mental and cultural life experience. In nearly a decade of building, Techcombank has also partnered with authorities to organize international running events in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City, promoting healthy living and spreading the spirit of athletic training for public health and sustainable development to hundreds of thousands of athletes, helping Vietnam present itself as a dynamic, integrated nation with high ambitions on the global stage. Sports become a bridge connecting countries, peoples, and communities with a spirit of “Excellence Every Day.” As of four years ago, Techcombank was also a main sponsor of the 2022 World Cup, supporting the National Television to allow fans across the country to watch all 64 matches for free. Bringing FIFA World Cup 2026 to Vietnamese fans once again confirms Techcombank and its ecosystem’s leadership in partnering with the country’s development—not only economically but also in culture and mindset, continually elevating living standards. In the summer of 2026, millions of fans will join in the top-tier football atmosphere through VTV’s multi-platform media system, with Techcombank and its ecosystem continuing to accompany.

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