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ITTF Executive Board Election Set for November 15th: A Guide to the Candidates and Process

The International Table Tennis Federation (ITTF) is poised to elect its new Executive Board on November 15th, 2025, in a pivotal online election that will shape the future direction of the sport. Registered delegates will cast their votes beginning at 10:30 UTC, marking the first item on the agenda for the continuation of the ITTF Annual General Meeting 2025. This election is not merely a procedural formality; it represents a critical juncture for table tennis governance and development worldwide.

Ensuring a Fair and Transparent Election Process

Overseeing the election is LUMI AGM UK LTD, an independent and globally recognized provider specializing in secure registration and voting procedures. All registered delegates have already received detailed instructions on how to participate in the online voting process. The ITTF has emphasized its commitment to a transparent and equitable election, adhering strictly to the ITTF Electoral and Appointment Regulations.

Prior to the election, all candidates underwent a rigorous review by the Nominations Committee. Candidates submitted their presentation materials and recorded presentations during the ITTF Summit in Doha, Qatar, on May 26th, 2025. The order of candidates on the ballot was determined by a draw conducted on May 20th, 2025, ensuring impartiality. The entire proceedings, including the election itself, will be live-streamed on the ITTF YouTube channel, allowing table tennis enthusiasts around the globe to witness the democratic process firsthand.

Did You Know?: The ITTF represents over 226 national associations worldwide, making its elections a truly global undertaking.

Meet the Candidates Vying for a Seat on the ITTF Executive Board

Below, we present the candidates competing for positions on the ITTF Executive Board. Each candidate’s manifesto is available for review, offering insights into their vision for the future of table tennis. What key initiatives do you believe are most crucial for the ITTF to prioritize in the coming years?

Ms. Beatrice ROMANESCU (ROU)

Manifesto (PDF, English, French, Spanish)


Mr. Paul CALLE (ECU)

Manifesto (PDF, English)


Mr. Ichiro HOSHINO (JPN)

Manifesto (PDF, Arabic, Chinese, English, French, German, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish)


Mr. Imre KOVACSICS (HUN)*

Manifesto (PDF, English)


Ms. Hajera KAJEE (RSA)


Prof. Veli Ozan CAKIR (TUR)

Manifesto (PDF, Arabic, English, French, Spanish, Russian)


Mr. Alaor AZEVEDO (BRA)*

Manifesto (PDF, English, Spanish)


Dr. Alaa MESHREF (EGY)

Manifesto (PDF, Arabic, English, French, German, Portuguese, Spanish)


Mr. Anthony MOORE (AUS)

Manifesto (PDF, Arabic, English, French, Portuguese, Spanish)


Mr. Wahid OSHODI (NGR)

Manifesto (PDF, English, French)


Mr. LIU Guoliang (CHN)

Manifesto (PDF, English)


Mr. Stefano BOSI (ITA)


Princess Zeina RASHID (JOR)

Manifesto (PDF, Arabic, English, French, Spanish)


Ms. Virginia SUNG (USA)

Manifesto (PDF, Arabic, Chinese, English, French, Russian, Spanish)


Mr. RYU Seungmin (KOR)

Manifesto (PDF, English)


Candidate Eligibility Updates

Please note that the candidacies of Mr. Andrew MUDIBO (KEN), Mr. Elhajji MONQID (MAR), Mr. Ayman ALI (SUD), and Mr. Lotfi GUERFEL (TUN) have been withdrawn. Additionally, the candidacy of Mr. Robert JJAGWE (UGA) did not meet the eligibility requirements.

Furthermore, Mr. Imre KOVACSICS (HUN) and Mr. Alaor AZEVEDO (BRA) were initially found ineligible. However, due to the timing of the decision and appeal rights outlined in the ITTF Statutes, their names will remain on the ballot. Their election remains conditional upon a successful appeal to the ITTF Tribunal. For detailed information, please refer to the updated report of the ITTF Nominations Committee submitted to the Annual General Meeting 2025.

Frequently Asked Questions About the ITTF Executive Board Election

Pro Tip: Reviewing each candidate’s manifesto is the best way to understand their individual platforms and priorities for the future of table tennis.
  • What is the primary purpose of the ITTF Executive Board election?
    The election is to select the individuals who will lead the ITTF and guide the strategic direction of table tennis globally.
  • When and where will the ITTF Executive Board election take place?
    The election will be held online on November 15th, 2025, beginning at 10:30 UTC.
  • Who is responsible for managing the election process?
    LUMI AGM UK LTD, an independent provider, is managing the registration and voting process.
  • Are the candidates’ manifestos publicly available?
    Yes, each candidate’s manifesto is available in multiple languages, providing detailed insights into their vision for the sport.
  • What is the significance of the Nominations Committee’s report?
    The report details the committee’s review of candidates and provides crucial information regarding eligibility and potential appeals.

The outcome of this election will undoubtedly have a lasting impact on the sport of table tennis. What role do you see technology playing in the future development of table tennis, and how should the ITTF adapt to these changes?

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