In March 2007, the Government Committee for Religious Affairs granted an operation license to the Baha’i community in Vietnam. A year later, the committee decided to recognise the Baha’i as a religious sect in Vietnam. To date, the sect has 73 provisional representative boards at grassroots level.

The convention set future tasks for the community in 2009-2010, including abiding by its charter, Party guidelines and State law, leading a good evangelical life, actively taking part in charity activities and encouraging its followers to unite and live in harmony with other sects and the entire nation.

It elected a new spiritual council for the new term.