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World Taekwondo (WT) hosted a high-level Continental Union (CU) Coordination Meeting to enhance governance and the standardization of CU election processes. Post several months whereas World Taekwondo have made changes to all CU constitutions to ensure complete harmonization and alignments to WTs constitution. SEOUL, Korea (Mar. 5, 2025) – World Taekwondo (WT) hosted a high-level Continental […]

Oceania Taekwondo is 1 of only 10 Oceania sports that were successful in obtaining a grant to support regional coaches to attend the 2025 Coaching and Officiating Conference will take place from the 18 to 20 March 2025 2025, Geelong Australia. Solomon Islands para coach Ms Lilian Selena was successful in her application with financial

Oceania Management Committee members recently met in Brisbane, Australia to finalise WT Development Funding Agreements for 2025 and to finalise our project reports to WT. We also met with Taekwondo Promotion Foundation (TPF) dispatch instructors from Korea who were scheduled to provide training programs and cultural exchange programs with the Vanuatu Taekwondo Association, however this

Our work World Abilitysport is one of the world’s leading organisations for the development of Para sports. Alongside a membership of more than 80 countries around the world, World Abilitysport is passionate about offering as many competition opportunities as possible for athletes with physical impairments. The 2025 World Abilitysport Games due to be held from

JOHN KOTSIFAS – PRESIDENT OCEANIA TAEKWONDO UNION I extend my sincere thanks and appreciation to our Oceania member nations for their ongoing dedication and hard work and unwavering support throughout the 2024 year. The 2024 Paris Olympic and Paralympic Games represented an important milestone in the development of the Oceania region. I extend the OTU’s

WT POOMSAE TECHNICAL EDUCATOR CERTIFIED Congratulations to Ms Linda Pace on being accredited by WT as one of its Poomsae Technical Educators.

The OTU is currently preparing a submission to the Pacific Games Council to include Paralympic Taekwondo for the 2027 Pacific Games to be held in Tahiti. Following on from the magnificent achievements of our Oceania Paralympic athletes at the Paris 2024 games, the OTU believes that it has a strong case to include Paralympic Taekwondo

Mr. DENZIL RAY, from Oceania Taekwondo Union (OTU), will be in Tahiti to lead a seminar dedicated to refereeing and WT coaching. This will be ahead of the 2027 Pacific Games. This seminar aims to train our coaches and prepare our referees who may officiate at this major event. The event will take place from