During the 4th APDSC Congress, It was decided that two new events were to be added -athletics and badminton. These would be in addition to existing events table tennis and football for the following Games to be held in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

At the Congress, Mr Chou Kuo-tung was re-elected APDSC President for the following four years from 1992 to 1996.

the APDSC logo was also formally adopted at the Congress. It was created and designed by Mr. Park In Gi.

The 5th APDSC Congress saw another four new events added to the Games. - basketball, bowling tenpin, swimming and volleyball. These complemented the existing events - athletics, badminton, table tennis, and football - the 6th edition of the Games to be held in Chinese Taipei.

Once again. Mr Chou Kuo-tung was re-elected APDSC President to lead the organization for the four-year term from 1996 to 2000.

During the 6th APDSC Congress, one more event was added - wrestling. This was to make its maiden appearance in the 7th Games in Kuwait in 2004.

The Asia Pacific Championships were also introduced at the Congress. For badminton, it would be held in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia and bowling in Jeju, Korea. Both championships were to start in 2002, and be held every four years.

Mr Chou Kou-tung was, once again, re-elected APDSC President for a new term from 2000 to 2004.

Malaysia hosted the 7th APDSC Congress as well as the qualifying round for football for the 20th Deaflympic Games Melbourne 2005.

During the 7th APDSC Congress, Mr Chou Kuo-tung stepped down from his position as President of the APDSC Executive Committee Board after 16 years' faithful and dedicated service. In recognition of Mr Chou's expertise and experience, he was appointed APDSC Advisor.

Mr Chen Chih-ho, from Chinese Taipei, was elected President to lead APDSC for the 2004 - 2008 term.

APDSC chose Cambodia for both the 2nd Asia Pacific Leadership Sports Seminar and 8th APDSC Congress to enable the Deaf community in Cambodia to gain exposure to international Deaf sporting events. This was also meant to inspire the formation of a Deaf Sports Club in Phnom Penh.

During the 8th APDSC Congress, APDSC members expressed their disappointment over the previous Games, which was to be held in Kuwait, being postponed and cancelled in 2004 and 2008 respectively. They also expressed the hope that subsequent Games and congresses would be run smoothly.

Mr Dennis Tan from Singapore was elected President of APDSC for the 2008 - 2012 term.

During the 9th APDSC COngress, it was decided the 2015 Games would be awarded to Taoyuan, Chinese Taipei. The sporting events would remain the same as for the 2012 Games. It was also announced that APDSC's application with the Registry of Societies Malaysia had been filed and was being processed.

After the Congress, Mr Byun Seung-il from Korea was elected APDSC President for a three-year term from 2012 - 2015.

During the 10th APDSC Congress, good news was annouced - APDSC's application to the Registry of Societies Malaysia had been approved in July 2012. ICSD President Mr Valery Rukhledev, invited as a special guest, also shared more information about the Deaflympics movement. It was also made known the host of the 2019 Games would be announced at a later date.

At the Congress, Mr. Mohammad Pargar from Iran was elected APDSC President for the following four years from 2015-2019.

The APDSC Congress 2017 was held in Samsun, Turkey, alongside the Deaflympics, marking a historic milestone as it was the first time the Congress was convened during the Deaflympics rather than following APDSC’s traditional four-year cycle.

This significant development reflected APDSC’s strong commitment to enhancing governance, strengthening communication, and advancing deaf sports development across the Asia-Pacific region. APDSC hopes that this initiative will pave the way for the Congress to be successfully convened on a biennial basis in the near future.

The APDSC Congress scheduled for 2019 was not held due to the COVID-19 pandemic. As a result, no new elections were conducted, and the APDSC Executive Committee (EC) Board remained unchanged, continuing under the mandate of the elected EC Board for the 2015–2019 term. The next APDSC Congress was scheduled to be held in 2021.

The 12th APDSC Congress was held in Kish Island, in 2021, during the global COVID-19 pandemic. The Congress proceeded in a hybrid format, with about 10 AP members attending physically, while most AP members participated via Zoom. This arrangement was necessary as some AP member countries were under strict COVID-19 restrictions and unable to travel overseas, while other countries had fewer restrictions and greater flexibility for international travel. It was a great and interesting experience to conduct the Congress through both physical attendance and online participation. However, managing communication during the Congress was very challenging due to the mixed format.

The 13th APDSC Congress, originally scheduled to be held in Tehran, Iran in October 2024, were cancelled due to growing tensions in the Middle East and other challenges.

The games were subsequently relocated to Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, and held from December 1 to December 8, 2024. The 13th APDSC Congress was also moved to Kuala Lumpur, taking place alongside the games.