Preparing the Championships...Taekwondo Values for Climate Action
The road to the World Taekwondo U-21 Championships 2025 in Nairobi gained momentum yesterday with the hosting of a Stakeholders Meeting and the official launch of the championship website. The event brought together the President and Vice President of the Kenya Taekwondo Federation (KTF), alongside coaches and athletes from different counties across Kenya, all united in their excitement for this landmark occasion.
As Kenya prepares to welcome participants from over 100 countries, stakeholders highlighted the immense benefits of hosting the inaugural U-21 Championships, both for the nation’s athletes and the wider World Taekwondo community. Leaders emphasized that the tournament will not only raise the profile of Taekwondo in Kenya but also leave a lasting impact through sustainability initiatives.
At the heart of the preparations is the theme: “Taekwondo Values for Climate Action.” Organizers announced a bold commitment to plant 11,000 trees by the end of the tournament, underscoring the sport’s dedication to environmental conservation, youth engagement, and social responsibility.
During the meeting, federation members and athletes expressed their enthusiasm for the event’s potential to:
There was overwhelming support for the championship’s vision and its alignment with both sporting excellence and climate action goals.
The official website — https://www.kenyau21wtchampionship2025.com — marks a significant step forward in preparations. The platform will serve as the central hub for:
Organizers encouraged the public, especially young people, to register as volunteers and be part of delivering a successful global event.
With strong leadership, athlete involvement, and community support, Kenya is on course to host a memorable World Taekwondo U-21 Championships 2025 that blends sporting excellence, sustainability, and global values.