On March 19, 2025, ITF President GM Paul Weiler convened a strategic meeting with the chairs of the 20 Standing Committees and the three regional Development Teams for Africa, Asia, and the Caribbean. Also in attendance were GM Clint Norman, Senior Vice President, and GM Tadeusz Loboda, Secretary General, underscoring the significance of this gathering in shaping the future direction of the International Taekwon-Do Federation.
The primary objectives of the meeting were to align ITF activities, enhance collaboration among committees, and advance the organization’s global development initiatives. GM Weiler emphasized the need for strategic planning, teamwork, and innovation to strengthen the ITF’s presence and impact worldwide.
Key discussions and outcomes included:
- Improved coordination among Standing Committees and Development Teams to ensure streamlined efforts.
- Enhancements to development programs, with a focus on instructor education in all areas of Taekwon-Do, from kids to seniors, from members with special needs to amateurs and international competitors.
- Strengthening global engagement, particularly in underrepresented regions, to expand Taekwon-Do’s reach.
- Defining strategic priorities for 2025 and beyond, ensuring sustainable growth and excellence in ITF activities.
The meeting was a significant step toward reinforcing the ITF’s commitment to unity, development, and the continuous evolution of Taekwon-Do. The collaborative strategies established will drive the federation forward, ensuring its long-term success on the global stage.
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