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KPNP has signed a personal sponsorship agreement with Kazakhstan’s Aiym Serikbayeva, the 2026 World Junior Champion, as part of its long-term strategy to support emerging talent and future Olympic contenders.
The 2026 edition of Kukkiwon’s flagship international festival is underway in Seoul through August 5, featuring 170 competitive events, a historic prize purse, and the debut participation of Uganda and Fiji.
Georgian sports authorities and European Taekwondo representatives met in Tbilisi to discuss the country’s bid for the 2027 European Junior Championships and the European Olympic Weight Categories Championships. The final decision remains subject to approval by the continental governing body.
The traditional global festival will take place from August 1 to 5 in Seoul, bringing together representatives from 61 countries across 170 competitive categories and introducing prize money for the first time in its history.
The nine-day national championship featured sparring, poomsae and breaking at Woosuk University’s Jeonju campus, reinforcing its position as one of South Korea’s major development platforms.
The week-long programme brings together 35 participants for technical training, coach education and competition, reinforcing the foundations for Taekwondo’s sustainable growth in the West African nation.
The traditional Kukkiwon-organized festival will bring together practitioners from five continents from August 1–5, marking the event’s return to the global Taekwondo headquarters after a decade.
BAIKONUR, Kazakhstan – World Taekwondo has achieved one of the most symbolic milestones in its history after its official flag was launched into Earth orbit aboard the Soyuz MS-29 spacecraft, becoming one of the first international sports federations to send its governing flag into space.
Sydney 2000 Olympic gold medalist Michalis Mouroutsos has been elected President of the Hellenic Taekwondo Federation, following an election that demonstrated strong support from the country's affiliated clubs. The outcome marks the beginning of a new chapter for one of Europe's most historic taekwondo nations.
The Spanish company, official supplier of the electronic scoring system used at the event, highlighted the performance of its technology as well as the presentation of several Team Daedo athletes at the beginning of the road to Los Angeles 2028.
