Preparing the Championships...Taekwondo Values for Climate Action
The 1st World Taekwondo Under‑21 Championship is being held in Nairobi, Kenya. The championship brings together the world's most talented young athletes for world-class competition and sustainable sport development.
World Taekwondo is the international federation governing the Olympic sport of Taekwondo. Established in 1973 and recognised by the IOC in 1980, WT unites 210+ member nations. WT promotes respect, discipline, perseverance and inclusivity, and uses Taekwondo for education, peacebuilding and social impact.
Develop and grow Taekwondo worldwide, from grassroots to elite level.
Taekwondo For All.
A special message from Dr. Chungwon Choue celebrating the spirit of youth and global unity through Taekwondo.
KTF is the national governing body for Taekwondo in Kenya (est. 1982). It is recognised by the Government of Kenya and affiliated with WT and AFTU. KTF organises national championships, supports athlete development and represents Kenya internationally.
President: Major (Rtd) Suleiman Sumba
To promote excellence in Taekwondo throughout Kenya.
To be a world leader in Taekwondo, producing world-class athletes.
The World Taekwondo Under‑21 Championship showcases and develops the next generation of athletes. Kenya has been selected to host this inaugural Under‑21 Championship — a historic milestone for African taekwondo.
Kenyan athletes, including Faith Ogallo, have represented Kenya at the Olympic Games and international events. Faith Ogallo also serves as a World Taekwondo Sustainability Ambassador.
Showing courtesy to others and observing correct etiquette.
Distinguishing right from wrong and standing up for ethical correctness.
Continuing to struggle against all odds to reach your goals.
Maintaining control over thoughts and actions.
Having the courage to stand by your beliefs and give 100% effort.