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HANDBOOK

ASIAN TABLE TENNIS UNION

2010

ATTU Handbook Editions 1st Edition 1988 2nd Edition 1996 3rd Edition 2001 4th Edition 2003 5th Edition 2005 6th Edition 2010 ATTU Official Website: http://www.attu.org Published by: ATTU Secretariat Room 602, No. 6 Zuo An Men Nei Ave. Beijing, China 100061 Revised by Ms. Liu Yi and Mr. Ding Gai Designed by Mr. Ding Gai

Table of Contents

Chapter 1 A Brief History of ATTU ........................................... 1

Chapter 2 ATTU Officials (2009-2013) .................................... 3 ATTU EB Members (2009-2013) ............................................................................3

ATTU Council Members (2009-2011) .................................................................5

ATTU Committee Members (2009-2011)............................................................6

Chapter 3 Constitution ............................................................ 9 Chapter 4 Rules and Regulations for Asian Championships,

Asian Cup Tournament and Asian Junior Championships ......................................................... 26

Chapter 5 ATTU Membership Roll and Directory ................ 45

Appendix I: ATTU Officials (1972-Current) .............................. 53

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Chapter 1: A Brief History of ATTU

Early in 1972, the formation of a new Asian Table Tennis body was the

fruitful resul t o f the di scussion bet ween t he Ch ina an d Japan T able

Tennis Association during a v isit b y the Pre sident of Jap an T able

Tennis Association, Mr. Koji Goto.

This i dea was agai n disc ussed am ong A sian A ssociation

representatives during the 31st World Table Tennis Championships in

Nagoya. J apan, and a lso duri ng th e A fro-Asian T able Tennis

Friendship Invitation Tournament in Beijing, China. The proposal was

well accepted.

In March 1972, representatives of the TTA's of China, DPR Korea and

Japan m et specia lly t o t ake a n i nitiative i n c alling a Prepara tory

Meeting in Beijing in order to meet in May of the same year as well as

to affix their signatures for the invitation letters.

Accordingly, the Preparatory Meeting was held in Beijing in May 4th -

7th. 1972 at tended by 16 represe ntatives of Associations nam ely.

Cambodia, C hina, D PR K orea, Iran , Iraq, Ja pan, K uwait, Lebanon,

Malaysia, Nepal, Pakistan, Palestine, Singapore, Sri L anka, Syria a nd

Vietnam. In c ompliance wi th the s trong desire of th e delegates, t he

Preparatory Meet ing was actually tur ned into the Inaugural Mee ting

which resu lted in t he for mation of the Asian Table T ennis Uni on

(ATTU) on May 7th 1972. The meeting adopted the communiqué and

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the c onstitution an d wi th it, ele cted a leading body for th e Un ion.

Subsequently th e First Asian Ch ampionships a nd the 1st ATTU

Congress were held in Beijing in September 1972 and it signified the

beginning of ATTU in the table tennis world.

Since then, the biennial championships and the congresses have been

held successfully from 1972, beginning in Bei jing (1972), Yokohama

(1974), Py ongyang (19 76). K uala Lum pur (1 978). Calcutta (1 980).

Jakarta (1 982), Islam abad (1984), Sh enzhen (1 986). Niigata ( 1988),

Kuala L umpur (1990), N ew D elhi (1 992), T ianjin (1 994),Singapore

(1996), Osaka(1998)，Doha (2000) ，Bangkok(2003) ，Jeju(2005)，

Yangzhou（2007）and Lucknow（2009）.

ATTU w as officially rec ognized by International T able T ennis

Federation as a c ontinental b ody for A sia at its 33rd Co ngress in

Calcutta. 1975. The ATTU Secretariat is located in Beijing where the

President resi des. Sin ce its ince ption in 1972, ATTU has pl ayed a n

important ro le of u nifying its members an d has s trengthened i ts

position in ITTF by actively providing able leadership and farsi ghted

programs. The First H on secretary General, the la te Mr. Song Z hong

had been i nstrumental i n making ATTU a very stron g ta ble tennis

organization while the l eading organization of th e A TTU had als o

made ATTU a wel l res pected c ontinental organization. From the

16 founding members, it has grown to have 43 members.

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Chapter 2: ATTU Officials (2009-2013) President Cai Zhenhua (China)

Deputy Presidents Shahrokh Shahnazi (Iran)

Khalil Al-Mohannadi (Qatar)

Honorary Treasurer D.R. Choudhary (India)

Honorary Secretary-General Tony YUE Kwok Leung (HKG)

Regional Vice Presidents

East Asia Cho Yang Ho (Korea)

South East Asia Thana Chaipraist (T hailand)

South Asia Mohammad Sibtain (Pakist an)

West Asia Khalid Al Mawlawi (Qatar)

Middle Asia Afshin Badiee (Iran)

CO-OPTED ITTF OFFICERS

ITTF Deputy President Yang Shu’an (Chi na)

ITTF Executive Vice President Koji Kimura (Japan)

ITTF Executive Vice President Khalil Al Mohannadi (Qatar)

ATTU HON. OFFICIALS:

Honorary Life Presidents Ranga RAMANUJAN (India)

Atsushi Goto (Japan)

Li Furong (China)

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Honorary Advisor to

Executive Board S.H.Shah (Pakistan)

CHOO Wee Khiang (Singapore)

ATTU Secretariat

Address（NEW）： Room 602, No. 6 Zuo An Men Nei Ave., Beijing,

100061. China

Telephone /Fax: +86-10-6718-6928

Email: [email protected]

ATTU Secretary General Office (Hong Kong)

Address C/O Hong Kong Table Tennis Association Limited

Room 2008, Olympic House, 1 Stadium Path, So Kon Po

Causeway Bay, Hong Kong

Telephone 8 52 2575 5330

Fax 852 28389233


Annual subscription Payments to Mr. D.R. Choudhary

(Hon. Treasurer)

Account Name Asian Table Tennis Union

Bank Bank of China

Account No. 138862-2510-000

Swift code BKCHSGSG

Amount USD 200.00

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ATTU Council Members (2009-2011)

Bangladesh A.T .M. Shamsul Alam

China Liu Yi

Chinese Taipei Tsai Tien Shun

DPR Korea Ju Jong Chol

Hong Kong Leung Ka Chi, Lawrence

India B.P. Bashaya

Indonesia Farid Rahman

Iran A fshin Badiee

Japan Sach iko Yokota

Korea Lee You Sung

Kazakhstan Vvedenskiy Vitaly

Kuwait Mo hamed M. Al-Matouq

Lebanon Michel de Chadarevian

Malaysia Cha n Foong Keong

Pakistan Y asmin Rashed

Qatar A budulla Al Mulla

Saudi Arabia Fahd Mohammad Al-Bani

Singapore Er Lee Bee Wah

Thailand Nat tavuth Ruengves

Vietnam Mai Duy Dien

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There are four worki ng committees under the ATTU as follows: TECHNICAL & RULES COMMITTEE

Chairman

Park Do Cheon Korea Full Members

Chan Cheong Ki Hong Kong Nobuyuki Shirakawa Japan

Loy Soo Han Singapore Wael Noureddin Lebanon

Mohamed Abdulla Saleh Qatar Simin Rezaie Jahdkon Iran

Corresponding members Yang Cheng Hsiung Chinese Taipei

Tan Kheng Hong Malaysia Niwat Semangern Thailand Rashed Nabi Malik Pakistan

Salaiman A Al Jedaee Saudi Arabia

COACHING & JUNIORS COMMITTEE

Chairman Bodas Rajeev Purushottam India

Full Members

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Masahiro Maehara Japan PARK Il Soon Korea

Korakij Sermkijseree Thailand ARIF KHAN Pakistan

Khalid Al-Kuwari Qatar Foad Kaseb Iran

Corresponding members

Lawrence Leung Ka Chi Hong Kong Han Kee Juan Malaysia

Mohamed F Al-Ajmi Kuwait

MEDIA COMMITTEE

Chairman Liu Yi China

Full Members Min Byoung Il Korea

Don Mudtangam Thailand Naser M AlSeehan Kuwait Mubarak Al-Kuwari Qatar Khaled Ben Megrin Saudi Arabia Khaled Al Megrin UAE

Corresponding members N/A

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VETERAN COMMITTEE

Chairman Chan Foong Keong Malaysia

Full Members Wang Li Te-Long Chinese Taipei Michael Yeung Singapore Javed Chhotani Pakistan Nabel Al Magawi Saudi Arabia

Corresponding members

Chaturananda Rajvaidya Nepal Esmaeil A Alsadi Kuwait Hassan Alzarouni UAE

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Chapter 3: Constitution

1. Name

The U nion s hall b e named t he A sian T able Tennis U nion

(hereinafter referred to as the Union).

2. Aims

The aims of the Union shall be:

(2.1) To e nhance f riendship am ong t he people a nd ta ble

tennis players of the countries and regions in Asia and

to de velop fr iendly ties b etween t he t able t ennis

circles and players of As ia an d th ose of o ther

continents.

(2.2) To promote the po pularization, de velopment and

advancement of table tennis in Asia.

3. Principles

The a ctivities of th e Uni on sha ll be guided by t he f ollowing

principles, namely:

(3.1) Eq uality and mutual resp ect am ong all member

associations, big or small.

(3.2) Democratic consultation.

4. Membership

(4 .1) Eligibility

(4.1.1) Any member association of the International Table

Tennis Fe deration i n t he Asian reg ion, which

endorses t he a ims, object a nd principles of t he

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union, m ay be a dmitted as a m ember of th e

Union as provided in section (2).

(4.1.2) Other table tennis associations in the Asian region,

which sup port th e a ims and principles of t he

Union, may be a dmitted as associate members of

the Union as provided in Section.

(4.2) Application and Election:

(4.2.1) Appl ications for membership and ass ociate

membership shal l be made to th e ATTU

Secretariat in writing on a form approved by the

Council.

(4.2.2) All a pplications sha ll b e su bmitted n ot later than

six ca lendar months bef ore the date of the

Congress meeting.

(4.2.3) The Executive Board shall review all appl ications

on behalf of th e Cou ncil and make

recommendations to the Congress.

(4.2.4) Appl ications for membership and ass ociate

membership shall be considered by the next

Congress Me eting a nd s hall be accepted if they

receive the votes required under Article 7.

(4.2.5) The Council may, by a two-thirds majority of the

votes cast e lect a n appli cant to "provisi onal

membership", whic h s hall en title th e member

association t o atte nd t he n ext Co ngress Meeting

without v oice or v ote: a nd t o c omplete in al l

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events except Asian Championships.

(4.2.6) An association under provisional membership may

compete also in t he Asian Cha mpionships

following admission in to the Union subject to the

consent of the Associ ation or ganizing these

Championships; and provided that no vote is cast

against i ts el ection t o provisi onal memberships

and t hat t he a pplication is recei ved not l ater t han

six calendar months before the opening date of the

Championships.

(4.2.7) The r epresentatives of a n association elected to

membership at a Congress Meet ing s hall be

entitled t o a ttend the meeting a nd to vote after

election.

(4.3) Personal Honorary Membership

(4.3.1) Officials who have given long, outstanding service

to the ATTU may, upon retirement, be conferred a

life-time title of Person al Honorary Mem bers of

any a ppropriate title by the C ongress on a

recommendation by the Council.

(4.3.2) Person s so desi gnated sha ll b e e ntitled to attend

Asian C hampionships with free hosp itality; an d

to a ttend Co ngress Meetings wi th the righ t t o

speak but not to vote.

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(4.4) Subscriptions/Suspension and Termination:

(4.4.1) Ea ch member associat ion shal l pay a n a nnual

subscription of 200 U S dollars or the equivalent

for ATTU and ITTF.

(4.4.2) The first subscrip tion sh all be paid wi th the

application f or membership and su bsequent

subscriptions shall be du e on 1st July of each

year.

(4.4.3) A represe ntative of a n as sociation w hose

subscription is in arrears s hall n ot b e e ntitled to

vote at a Congress M eeting, ei ther for his own

Association or as a proxy; to serve on the Council

or a Com mittee; or to p lay in Asian

Championships.

(4.4.4) An association which fails to pay its subscription

for thre e s uccessive years sha ll be s uspended

automatically from membership.

(4.4. 5) An association w hich i s suspen ded fro m

membership:

(4.4.5.1) shall not ha ve the ri ght to enter or

nominate players for a ny event held

under th e ju risdiction o f the ATTU

nor t o a ttend or be re presented at a

Congress.

(4.4.5.2) shall not b e l iable for su bscriptions

during the period of suspension and

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may be re-ad mitted to m embership

on payment of par t or al l of the

subscriptions previously d ue, a t the

discretion of the Council.

(4.4.6) An associ ation whic h seri ously an d pers istently

fails to m aintain t he principles or adh ere to t he

regulations and de cisions of the A TTU may be

expelled by a majority of three f ourths of the

votes cast at a Congress Meeting.

5. Organization of ATTU

(5.1) Congress

(5.1.1) The suprem e b ody of t he U nion sha ll be t he

Congress of member associations.

(5.1.2) The Congress sha ll generally be co nvened once

every two years at the place decided for the Asian

Championships an d d uring the period w hen th e

championships are held.

(5.1.3) with the consent of the C ouncil, an Extraordinary

Congress may be convened to handle emergency

matters.

(5.1.4) t he quorum of the Congress sh all be ha lf of the

total membership.

(5.2) Officers

(5.2.1) The E xecutive C ommittee of ficers of the A TTU

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shall b e a President, two d eputy Preside nts,

Secretary General and the Treasurer.

(5.2.2) The Executive Board shall include the members of

Executive C ommittee, fi ve (5) r egional vi ce

presidents e ach coming fro m East Asia, Sou th

East A sia, S outh A sia, West A sia a nd W est

Middle Asia and the Co-opted ITTF Officers. The

ATTU Hon. Officials may be invited to attend the

ATTU Executive Board Meeting, with the right to

speak, but no vote. The

(5.2.3) Whenever a member association of ATTU is given

the option to organize the World Championships,

the Olympic Games or the Asian Championships,

a representative of such member association shall

be appointed Vice President of the Union for t his

particular Ch ampionships until t he end of the

Championships. If the said representative is not

an of ficer of t he u nion, such a ppointment is

effected by th e Pre sident of th e Un ion a t th e

Congress or Cou ncil Meeting d uring the

immediate p ast World Cham pionships, the

Olympic G ames or th e Asian Championships.

The nominated Vice Presi dents can be c alled t o

Executive B oard M eeting till th e next Congress

meeting.

(5.2.4) The of ficer of the A TTU shall be nominated a nd

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elected by person and not by association. If they

could not attend the meeting, their representatives

should b e allowed t o vote. T he represe ntatives

will enjoy the same priv ileges and hospitality as

the officers.

(5.2.5) However, if any of ficer do es not attend two

consecutive meetings at A sian/World

Championships, he w ould be de emed to ha ve

resigned his post.

(5.2.6) The Vice Presidents com ing fro m the five (5)

zones will have the same rights and privileges.

(5.2.7) In th e ab sence o f th e Pre sident, th e De puty

President may preside over the meetings or may

nominate one of the Vice Presidents to do so.

(5.2.8) S tarting from the 17 th Asian Ta ble Te nnis

Championships(2005), th e A TTU Execut ive

Board members shall be elected every four years

(two Asian Championships).

(5.3) Council

(5.3.1) T he C ouncil s hall c onsist of t he Officers and 20

members elected at the Congress Meeting.

(5.3.2) The Council sha ll meet as required during the

period of the Congress Meeting and once during

the year in whic h there is no Co ngress Meet ing,

but shall ot herwise conduct its bus iness by

correspondence.

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(5.3.3) Whe n Con gress is in recess, the C ouncil will

represent the Union and guide th e work of th e

Executive Committee.

(5.3.4) H owever, if a ny co uncil member does not at tend

two consec utive meetings at Asian/W orld

Championships, he w ould be de emed to ha ve

resigned his post.

(5.4) Executive Committee

(5.4.1) The E xecutive Com mittee shal l c onsist of t he

President, two Dep uty P residents, Hon orary

Secretary General and the Honorary Treasurer.

(5.4.2) The E xecutive Com mittee shall meet duri ng t he

period of t he Co ngress Meeting an d otherwise

when convened by the President.

(5.5) Executive Board

(5. 5.1) T he Executive Board shall consist of the members

of EC, five ( 5) regi onal vi ce presi dents coming

from East A sia, South Eas t A sia, South A sia,

West Asia, and West Middle Asia, ITTF Co-opted

officers. T he Hon orary of ficials are entitled to

attend EB me eting wi th rig ht to sp eak, bu t no

vote.

(5.5.2) The Executive Board, entrusted by the Congress

and the Council, shall ensure the implementation

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of de cisions made by t he C ongress and th e

Council, ha ndle routine w ork and e mergency

matters. The Exec utive B oard m ay establ ish a

certain number of techni cal committees to assist

in its work.

(5.5.3) The m embers of the Exec utive Board and t he

Council sha ll serve for a te rm of two ye ars and

may be re-elected.

(5.5.4) The of fice of the U nion shall be that of the

President.

(5.5.5) The Congress may elect a n Advisor who may be

invited to attend meetings of the Executive Board

with the right to speak but shall have no vote.

(5.6) Eligibility for Office

(5.6.1) Nominations for ATTU Officers and f or members

of t he Council, and C ommittees m ay be m ade

only with the consent of the association of which

the nominee is a member. If the consent is

revoked after the nominee has been appointed, he

may be rem oved from his post by the E xecutive

Board.

(5.6.2) A member of an Association whose subscription is

in arrears shall not be eligible for election or to be

co-opted.

(5.6.3) No person sh all at one ti me s erve, a s a fu ll

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member of more t han one committee ot her t han

the Executive Committee and no more than three

(3) such posts shall be occupied by the members

of one Association.

(5.6.4) A paid official of the ATTU shall not serve as an

Officer or as a member of the C ouncil, or a

Committee.

(5.6.5) All Of ficers and m embers of the Council and the

Committees s hall re tire at the tim e of C ongress

meeting but shall be eligible for re-election.

(5.7) Special Committees

(5.7.1) The E xecutive B oard s hall appoint speci al

Committees t o st udy parti cular aspects of t he

work of the ATTU and to advise and assist the

Council in dealing with these aspects.

(5.7.2) The composition of Committees shall be decided

by the Executive Board.

(5.7.3) Committees shal l normally meet only during the

period of t he Co ngress Meeting a nd shall

otherwise conduct their busi ness by

correspondence.

(5.7.4) A member of a Committee who does not, within a

reasonable specified period express in writing an

opinion on a written proposal circulated by or on

behalf of t he Chairman of tha t Com mittee sha ll

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be c onsidered to have a greed to a ny result ing

recommendation su bmitted in t he name of th e

Committee.

(5.7.5) The Chairman of ea ch Committee shall submit to

the Executive Board a re port of t he activities of

the C ommittee onc e every two y ears, draw ing

attention to any recommendation which th e

Committee wishes to m ake: a cceptance of t he

report s hall n ot a utomatically i mply acc eptance

of such recommendations.

(5.7.6) Any recommendation on the change of rules by a

Special C ommittee sha ll be a pproved by the

Executive B oard an d ratif ied by Co ngress, a

proposition e mbodying t he cha nge sh all b e

included in the agenda of Congress in th e name

of the Executive Board.

(5.7.7) C ommittees m ay, where so a uthorized, ac t on

behalf of the Co uncil but the e xtent of th is

authority and its duration shall be specified by the

Council and shall be reviewed not lat er than at

the next meeting of the Council.

(5.7.8) Chairman of all the Committees shall be entitled to

attend Co ngress Meeti ngs, bu t wi thout vo te

unless representing an Association.

(5.8) Duties of Special Committee

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(5.8.1) The duties of the Technical and Rules Committee

shall be:

(5.8.1.1) To a dvise the ATTU Co uncil on al l

questions of interpretation of rul es

which may be referred to it.

(5.8.1.2) To assis t th e Asian Ch ampionships

Referee on any qu estions of

interpretation of rules.

(5.8.1.3) To advise a nd ass ist m embers of

ATTU o n proper i nterpretation of

Laws and R egulations as laid d own

by ITTF.

(5.8.1.4) To co-ordinate and assist the work of

referees and umpires at every Asian

Championships.

(5.8.1.5) To a dvise t he Exec utive Board on

the or ganization of the Asian

Championships and t he Asian Cu p

and other Tournaments;

(5.8.1.6) To m ake rec ommendations to t he

Executive Bo ard on th e s ystem of

play for th e Asian Ch ampionships

and other tournament;

(5.8.1.7) To provide a dvice a nd assistance t o

the Asian Championships organizers

in the organization and management

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of the Asian Championships;

(5.8.1.8) To a ppoint t he C hairman of the

Asian Championships Jury;

(5.8.1.9) To assist the referee in any question

of interpretation of rule at t he Asian

Championships;

(5.8.1.10) To be responsible for the Asian

Championships draw;

(5.8.1.11) To approve the playing schedule for

the A sian Championships prepare d

by the organizers;

(5.8.1.12) To set up a r oster of its m embers so

that at least one of th em is available

in the playing hall on each day of the

Asian Ch ampionships d uring a ll

hours of play.

(5.8.2) The duties of the Coaching and Junior Committee

shall be:

(5.8. 2.1) To advise the ATTU Executive

Board on all m atters con cerning

coaching and junior activities.

(5.8.2.2) To assis t t he Organizing Committee

of the A sian Cham pionships o n

conducting any Coaching and Junior

Development Seminars.

(5.8. 2.3) To advise and assist m embers of the

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ATTU on their Coaching clinics and

Junior Development Programs.

(5.8.3) The duties of the Veteran and Women Committee

shall be:

(5.8.3.1) To en courage a t Asi an l evel table

tennis a ctivities of al l t he peo ple

over 40 y ears of age w ho have

ceased to partici pate at various

regular lea gues. T ournaments and

Championships he ld u nder the

auspices of their nat ional

associations.

(5.8.3.2) To gui de a nd sup port friendly

international tab le ten nis

competitions and assemblies in Asia.

(5.8.3.3) To or ganize V eteran func tions a nd

meetings during assemblies.

(5.8.3.4) To recommend each national

Association to form V eteran

Committees with in th eir

Associations on identical basis.

(5.8.3.5) To en courage a t Asi an l evel table

tennis a ctivities of w omen ov er 20

years of a ge who have c eased t o

participate at various regular leagues.

Tournaments and Championships

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held under the aus pices of their

national associations.

(5.8.3.6) To guide a nd s upport frien dly

international tab le ten nis

competitions and assemblies in Asia.

(5.8.3.7) To organize Women's func tions a nd

meetings during assemblies.

(5.8.3.8) To recommend each national

Association to form W omen's

Committees with in th eir

Associations on identical basis.

(5.8.4) The duties of the Media Committee shall be:

(5.8.4.1) To ensure good arrangements by the

host asso ciation for the media

representatives.

(5.8.4.2) To coordinate w ith th e or ganizing

Association that the press centre se t

up during a cham pionships sh all

provide ad equate faci lities to t he

press reporters, press p hotographers.

T.V. & radio reporters.

(5.8.4.3) T o ens ure th at p rior to the

commencement of a c hampionships

that tele xes, faxes, in ternational

telephone are inst alled in the pr ess

centre and operators are available for

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dispatching news filed by the media

representatives.

(5.8.4.4) To help solve the difficulties of the Press

during a competition held under the

cover of ATTU.

(5.8.4.5) T o assist the A TTU in projecting i ts

view p oint by pro viding t he

information r equired to th e of ficials

of the ATTU.

(5.8.4.6) T o work for the popularization of th e

game in t he Asian countries through

the Press wit hin scope permitted by

ATTU Execut ive C ommittee,

Executive Board, Counci l or

Congress.

(5.8.4.7) T o arrange for publication of ATTU

Handbook an d printing of materials

authorized by ATTU Secretariat.

6. Voting

(6.1) Ques tions at a m eeting sha ll be decided by a si mple

majority of the votes cast except that:

(6.1.1) a dmission o f a new member shall r equire a

two-third majority of the votes cast:

(6.1.2) expulsion from membership and changes t o t he

constitution s hall re quire a t hree-fourth majority

of the votes cast;

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(6.1.3) dissolution of t he Union shall requ ire a four-fifth

majority of the votes cast;

(6.1.4) the revocation of an Asian Championships option

shall re quire a majority of two-thir d of the votes

cast.

(6.2) For each voti ng, including e lections, at leas t t wo

scrutineers s hall be a ppointed by th e Preside nt. Na mes

shall be taken from the list in alphabetical order, omitting

the representative of a ny association who has a particular

interest in the item which is the subject of the vote.

(6.3) If an Association wishes to appoint a proxy to represent it

at a C ongress meeting, a notice of the appointment shall

be given to the Secretariat 3 days before the meeting. No

Association sh all ho ld m ore th an 1 p roxy o n behalf of

other Associations.

New (6.4) No more than one person from an Association shall be

nominated for the Executive Committee and no one shall

be nominated for more than one position of the Executive

Committee.

(6.5) An ATTU council member may hold one proxy on behalf

of an other as sociation but may not h old a pr oxy as a n

association delegate at the same time.

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Chapter 4: Rules and Regulations for Asian Championships Asian Cup Tournament Asian Junior Championships

1. Regulations for Asian Championships

1.1 Authority for Organization

(1.1.1) The Asian Championships hereinafter referred to

as " t he Ch ampionships " shal l be generally

organized once every two years.

(1.1.2) A n A ssociation w ishing to or ganize the

Championships shall send a written application to

the Secre tary General not later t han 10 weeks

before the C ongress. All applications s hall be

considered by t he Executi ve B oard a nd shall be

submitted to the Co ngress together with th e

recommendations of the Exec utive Bo ard on

venue for the occasion in question. The option to

organize sh all be gra nted by the Congress w ith

the confirmation of date for the Championships.

(1.1.3) The right to organize future Championships shall

normally be granted for two occasions ahead.

(1.1.4) Where necessary, the C ongress or the E xecutive

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Board may invite another member as an alternate.

(1.1.5) If, after an op tion has bee n grant ed,

circumstances change in such a way as to be

likely to prejudice the satisfactory conduct of the

Championships, the option may be revo ked by a

two th irds majority vot e at t he Congress

preceding the Championships.

1 .2 Hospitality

The Organizing Association s hall provide h ospitality for

accommodation a nd m eals fro m the eveni ng before the

Championships begi n u ntil th e m orning after th e

Championships end for:

(1.2.1) n ot m ore t han 8 players inc luding playing a nd

non-playing captain competing in both the men's

and women's event.

(1.2.2) not more than 4 play ers i ncluding play ing and

non-playing capt ain competing o nly in men's

team event.

(1.2.3) not more than 4 play ers i ncluding play ing and

non-playing c aptain com peting o nly i n w omen's

team event.

(1.2.4) one delegate and one official to BGM from each

of t he Association if he is not i ncluded i n the

nominated players listed above.

(1.2.5) All m embers of A TTU Exec utive B oard, ATTU

Honorary of ficials, Ch airmen of all committees,

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full m embers of t he T echnical and Ru les

Committee and t he Secr etariat S taff. The

Chairmen of the Technical Committee and ATTU

Secretariat staff shall be given hospitality 3 days

prior to the com mencement of th e

Championships.

(1. 2.6) The expenses of Chairman, Technical & Rules

Committee/Technical de legate including air

passage to the Championships and the draw shall

be borne by the organizer.

1.3 Jury

(1.3.1) Th e jury sh all co nsist o f th e ch airman o f ATTU

Technical a nd Rules Committee/Technical

Delegate, one nominee f rom the O rganizing

Association a nd the Refere e who sha ll have the

right to speak but not to vote.

(1.3.2) The Chairman of the Jury shall be appointed by the

ATTU Technical and Rules Committee.

1.4 Entries

(1.4.1) Entri es shall be s ubmitted o n an e ntry for m

distributed by the Secre tary General; t he form s

shall be provided by the Or ganizing Associat ion

and based o n a stan dard f orm approve d by the

Executive Committee.

(1.4.2) A n A ssociation m ay nom inate n ot m ore tha n 5

players for the men's team event; not more than 5

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players for the women's team event; 5 players for

men's singles; 5 players for wo men's singles: 2

pairs for m en’s, w omen’s do ubles a nd mixed

doubles.

(1.4.3) All players taking part in t he men's and w omen's

singles may participate in the men's and women's

doubles a nd mixed d oubles. Pairin g of play ers

from different associations is impermissible.

(1.4.4) Eac h Associate M ember Associa tion shall pay a

capitation fe e of 5 0 U SD or eq uivalent to th e

Union to be el igible for entering its teams in the

Championships.

1. 5 Eligibility

(1.5.1) T he following re gulations s hall ap ply to te am

competitions in Asian Championships.

(1.5.2) A Player may represent an Associ ation only if

he/she is a national of the country in whi ch that

Association has jurisdiction, except t hat a player

who on 31st August 1997 was eligible by birth or

residence to represe nt a n Association of which

he/she w as not a national m ay retain t hat

eligibility.

(1.5.3) A play er wh o is at the sam e tim e a n ational of

more than one coun try may choose which of the

relevant Association he will present.

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(1.5.4) Where the players of more than one Associat ion

have the same nationality, each such Association

may d etermine i t’s o wn add itional requ irement

for eligibility.

(1.5.5) A player shall not represent di fferent

Associations within a period of 3 years.

(1.5.6) A player shall be regarded as having represented

an Association if he/she has accepted nomination

to re present it w hether or n ot he/she pl ays; the

date of r epresentation sh all be th e date of

nomination or the da te of p laying, w hichever is

the latter.

(1.5.7) An A ssociation m ay no minate t o repres ent it a

player w ho i s eli gible t o do s o b ut w ho is a

resident i n a territory c ontrolled by another

Association p rovided that he/s he has not be en

suspended or expelled by that Association.

(1.5.8) Any app eal o n a question of el igibility shall b e

referred t o the E xecutive Com mittee whose

decision shall be final.

1.6 System of Play

The system of play shall be conducted in accordance with

the ITTF Rules. Any changes in the system recommended

by the Technical C ommittee are t o be a pproved by t he

Executive Board.

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(1.6.1) Men's & Women's Team Events:

Team Events will be divided into Champion

Division and 1st Division.

Champion Division will be played at direct 2nd

Stage by Knock out system. Champion Division

will consist of top 6 teams from the latest results

of the Asian Championships and top 2 teams

(winner & runner up) from the results of the 1st

Division at the Championships. All the remaining

teams except the top 6 teams will be divided into

2 or 4 groups according to the entries.

In the first stage they will play the round robin

league. The winners will play the second stage

which will be on KO basis . The remaining teams

will play KO for the position matches. The

winner and runner up teams will have another

chance to challenge the champion division.

The matches in the team events will be decided

by best of 5 singles and the order of play shall be

A vs X, B vs Y, C vs Z, A vs Y,

B vs X. All matches will be decided by

best of 5 games

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(1.6.2) Individual Events:

All individual events shall be played in knock-out

system. Matches in single s event sha ll be played

in bes t of sev en gam es and all d oubles matches

shall be played in best of five games up to quarter

finals. The Semi finals and Finals shall be decided

by best of seven games.

(1.6.3) Seeding:

(1.6.3.1) Team Events

For cham pion di vision, cham pion te am and

runner-up team shall be placed at the top (1) and

bottom (8). The 3rd te ams and 4 th te ams shal l be

drawn be tween 4 a nd 5 . 5 th team and 6 th team s

shall be drawn between 3 and 6.

The w inner t eams and ru nner up t eams of 1 st

division shall be drawn between 2 and 7 position.

Seeding of the te ams for b oth c hampion di vision

and 1st division shall be bas ed on the latest results

for A sian C hampionships. A ny disp utes raised

from the a bsentees or new p layers w ill be

resolved according to t he I TTF team ranking and

the decision o f the T echnical & Ru les Committee

shall be final.

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(1.6. 3.2) Individual Events

For Individual Events, the latest World ranking of

ITTF will be taken as reference criteria for the

seeding purpose.

(1.6.4) De termination of Placings

1/ I n a group, or “ round ro bin” competition, a ll

members of the group s hall compete against each

other and shall ga in 2 match points for a win, 1

for a l oss in played m atch and 0 for loss in an

unplayed or unfinished match; the ranking order

shall be determined prim arily by the number of

match points gained.

2/ If two or more members of group have gained the

same num ber of m atch points th eir relative

positions shall be de termined only by the results

of matches be tween t hem, by consid ering

successively the num bers of match poi nts, the

ratio of win s to l osses first in i ndividual

matches(for team event), games and points, as far

as is necessary to resolve the other.

3 / If at any step in the calculations the positions of

one or more m embers of the gro up have bee n

determined w hile t he o thers are s till equal, t he

results of matches in which those members took

part sh all be e xcluded fro m any further

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calculations n eeded to reso lve t he equalities i n

accordance with the procedure of 1/ and 2/.

4/ If it is not possible to resolve equalities by means

of th e pro cedure spe cified 1/ t o 3/ t he r elative

positions shall be determined by lot.

1. 7 Awards

(1.7.1) Trophies and medals shall be awarded to winners in all

events.

(1.7.2) In both team and individual events the wi nners shall

receive gol d medals, the l osing finalis t silver m edals

and the losing semi-finalists bronze medals.

(1.7.3) T o encourage t eams and playe rs, it is recomm ended

that the Uni on and t he Host Associa tion shal l crea te

various s pecial aw ards s uch as MIT (M ost Im proved

Team), MVP (Mos t V aluable Player), MPP ( Most

Popular Player), BSP (Best Spirit Player) etc.

1.8 The Laws of T able T ennis R egulation for I nternational

Competitions.

Except for t hose pro vided aforesai d, t he presen t Law s of Table

Tennis (Cha pter 3) & Regulation for Int ernational Co mpetitions

(Chapter 4) i n th e ITTF H andbook sh all be a dopted in the

Competition.

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2. Rule on Asian Cup Tournament

2.1 Name of Tournament

This tournament will be known as ASIAN CUP TABLE

TENNIS TOURNAMENT.

2.2 Host Association

Any Associat ion wis hes to host t he T ournament must

apply to t he Executive C ommittee of A TTU. Permission

may be grant ed to an ATTU member to organize subject

to a cceptance of a ll conditions and ot her rel evant

regulations.

2.3 Technical Representative

For each A sian Cu p T ournament the A TTU Executive

Board shall a ppoint a Technical De legate who s hall be

member of the A TTU Exe cutive B oard or Technical &

Rules Committee and who will be responsible directly to

ATTU Exe cutive Bo ard f or ev ery aspe ct of playing and

practicing c onditions, umpiring, eq uipment a nd general

conditions in the playing and practicing halls. He will also

be resp onsible for superv ision of th e draw and f or

scheduling or matches.

2.4 The Tournament Organizing Committee

An O rganizing C ommittee of the T ournament shal l be

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formed by the host Association and shall be known as the

Organizer.

2.5 Sponsors

The Or ganizer shall obta in a m ajor sponsor prefera bly

with multi-national interest. While host Association may,

with t he concurrence of t he major spo nsor, o btain other

local sponsors to contribute towards the fund. The terms

for the m ajor sponsor shall be sp elled out by t he ATTU

Executive Bo ard. in co njunction w ith the organizer. A

levy will be charged by ATTU which shall determine the

amount. Th e authority o n decision re garding r oyalty on

TV rights is rested with ATTU Executive Board.

2.6 Rules And Regulations

All rele vant ITTF Regul ations f or Interna tional

Competitions shall apply to the Asian Cup Tournament,

where appl icable. require ments and r ecommendations

listed i n ITTF " Cham pionship O rganization " b ooklet

shall be observed.

2.7 Events

There shall be singles events for men and women only.

2.8 Seeding Of Players And System Of Play

2.8.1 Participation in the tournament shall be limited to

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16 players for the m en's eve nt a nd for the

women's event.

2.8.2 The l ist of players shal l be d rawn up b y the

Technical and Rules Committee of ATTU

subject to the conditions that each region shall

have at least 1 representative in the Asian Cup

and associations with high-ranking players are

entitled to send up to a maximum of 2 players

for men and for wo men while t he rest one each.

The h ost A ssociation s hall ha ve 2 pl ayers in

men's event and women's event.

2.8.3 The T echnical Del egate may ap prove ch anges

owing to last minute withdrawal and his decision

shall be final.

2.8.4 The Tournament shall be played in two stages.

2.8.5 In stage I, i.e . the Prelim inary Round, there shall

be 4 groups for men and for women. The players

shall be drawn in accordance with Classification

and normal practice of ITTF Rules.

2.8.6 In Stage II. i .e. the Fina l Round, the winner and

runner-up in each group in the Preliminary Round

shall be redrawn to compete for 1-8 placings for

men and w omen on k nock-out sy stem and

similarly the 3rd and 4 th in each group shall be

redrawn to compete from 9 -16 placings for men

and for women.

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2.8.7 All matches shall be played to best of 7 games.

2.9 Hos pitality

2.9.1 The O rganizer shall be re sponsible t o provide

hospitality o f bo ard an d lodging, internal

transport f or all invi ted pla yers and one official

from each par ticipating Association while the air

passage w ill be b orne by parti cipating

Associations concerned.

2.9.2 The organizer shal l provide board and lodging

and internal transport for members of A TTU

Executive Board, Technical & Rules Committee.

2.9.3 The expenses of the Technical Delegate including

air passage to the tournament and the draw shall

be borne by the Organizer.

2.10 Award

2.10.1 Cash awards of minimum US$60, 000 w ill be

made at ea ch tournament based on the results of

each t ournament by the organizer subject t o

concurrence by the ATTU Executive Board.

2.10.2 All cas h awa rds are m ade to t he participating

Associations and not to individual players.

2.11 O ther Matters

The above rules are subject to modification and alteration

by ATTU Technical & Rules Committee on any matter in

respect of interpretation of rules shall be final.

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3 Rules and Regulations for Asian Junior Championships

3.1 Regulations for Asian Junior Championships

3.1.1 Authority for Organizing

(3.1.1) The Asian Ju nior C hampionships hereinafter referred t o as

“ the Cham pionships”shall be generally organized once every

year.

(3.1.2) An Association w ishing to organize the Championships shall

send a writ ten a pplication to t he Secret ary General n ot la ter

than 10 weeks before t he Congress. Al l appli cations shall be

considered by the Executive Committee and shall be submitted

to th e Congress t ogether with th e r ecommendations of t he

Executive C ommittee on venue for the occasion i n questi on.

The option to organize shall be granted by the C ongress with

the confirmation of date for the Championships.

(3.1.3) The right to organize future Championships shall normally be

granted for two occasions ahead.

(3.1.4) Where necess ary, the C ongress or the E xecutive Committee

may invite another member as an alternate.

(3.1.5) If, after an option, has been granted, circumstances change in

such a way as to be likely to prejudice the satisfactory conduct

of th e C hampionships, t he option m ay be rev oked by a tw o

thirds majority vo te at the Co ngress prec eding t he

Championships.

3.2 Competition regulations

(3.2.1) Not m ore than 4 play ers inc luding pl aying and non-playing

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captain c ompeting in bo th t he ju nior bo ys a nd ju nior g irls

event.

(3.2.2) Not m ore than 2 play ers inc luding pl aying and non-playing

captain competing only in boys’ team event.

(3.2.3) Not more than 2 players i ncluding playing an d non-playing

captain competing only in girls’ event.

(3.2.4) Not more than 2 players competing in boys and girls individual

events.

(3.2.5) No t mo re th an 1 player co mpeting i n bo ys o r girls in dividual

events.

(3.2.6) One official accompanying the teams.

(3.2.7) All m embers of ATTU Ex ecutive Boar d, A TTU Honorary

officials, full members of the Technical and Rules Committee,

Coaching a nd J unior Committees a nd i nvited ATTU

Secretariat Staff.

(3.2.8) The e xpenses of t he C hairman of the T echnical & R ules

Committee/ Technical de legate i ncluding a ir passage t o the

Championships and the draw shall be borne by the organizer.

3.3 Jury

(1.3.1) The Jury shall be nominated by ATTU. One nominee from the

Organizing A ssociation and t he Referee w ho s hall have the

right to speak but not to vote.

3.4 Entries

(3.4.1) Entries shall be submitted on an entry form distributed by the

Secretary Ge neral; the form s shall be provi ded by the

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Organizing Association a nd b ased on the sta ndard form

approved by the Executive Board.

(3.4.2) The following events shall be played:

1. Boys Team Championships 2. Girls Team Championships

3. Boys Singles 4. Girls Singles

5. Boys Doubles 6. Girls Doubles

7. Mixed Doubles

(3.4.3) An Association may nominate not more than 4 players for t he

boys’ team events; not more than 4 players for the girls tea m

events; 4 players for boys’ singles; 4 players for girls’ singles;

2 pairs for boys’ and girls’ doubles

(3.4.4) The cut off date of age f or t he players for t he Asian J unior

Championships has to be in accordance with ITTF cri teria for

the World Junior Championships that is 31.12.84 starting from

2003. There shall be q ualifying to urnament fro m the 5

regional competition and top 2 teams in each region and top 4

teams from the previous Asian Junior Championship, 14 teams

in total shall be eligible to participate in the championships.

(3.4.5) Those Associations who have not qualified may enter with

maximum 2 players in singles and one pair in doubles and two

pairs in mixed doubles with their own expenses.

(3.4.6) Each Association is allowed to send one boy and one girl cadet

player to take part in qualifying tournament and championships

wit h their own expenses.

3.5 El igibility

(3.5.1) ITTF Regulations f or ju nior p layers shal l a pply to d etermine

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the eligibility of play.

3.6 System of play

The following regulations shall apply to Team Competition in

Asian Ju nior Cham pionships. A ny c hanges in the sy stem

recommended by the Technical Committee are to be approved by

the Executive Committee.

(3.6.1) Boys’ and Girls’ Team Events:

The Competition shall be conducted in two stages. In

the first st age, al l t eams except t he winner and runner

up teams of previous Asian Junior Championships shall

be divided in two groups and play in the single round

robin system. In the second stage, the first three teams

from both gr oups and the winner and runner-up teams

of previous Asian Junior Championships shall play by

progressive knockout sy stem to det ermine nic e t o

fourteen positions.

(3.6.2) I ndividual events:

All single events shall be pl ayed in two stages. In the

first stage, all events shall be played according to s ingle

round robin system. In secon d stage, players in th e first

placing from dif ferent gr oup sh all p lay agai nst ea ch

other acc ording t o k nockout sy stem. All matches of

singles in second stage shall be played in best of s even

games.

（3.6.3）Selection of Seedings:

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Seeding of teams shall b e based on the latest results of

the Asian Junior Championships. Qualified teams from

regions s hall be d ivided in d ifferent gro ups. Any

disputes beca use of a bsentees or new players w ill b e

resolved according to the ATTU/ITTF team ranking and

the decision of the Technical & Rules Committee sha ll

be final.

1/ in a group, or “ round robin”competition, al l members

of the group shall compete agai nst e ach other and s hall

gain 2 match points for a win, 1 for a loss in an unplayed

or unf inished m atch; th e ran king order sha ll be

determined p rimarily by the n umber of match poin ts

gained.

2/If two or more members of group have gained the same

number of match p oints t heir rela tive p ositions sha ll be

determined by the number of match points gained. Match

points, the rati o of w ins to l osses fi rst in i ndividual

matches (for t eam event), ga mes and poi nts, as f ar as is

necessary to resolve the other..

3/ If at any step in the calculations the positions of one or

more members of the gr oup ha ve b een de termined

while the others are still equal, the results of matches in

which those members took part sha ll be excluded from

any further calculations needed to resolve the equalities

in accordance with the procedure 1/ to 2/.

4/ If it is not possible to resolve equalities by means of the

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procedure sp ecified in 1 / to 3/ t he r elative p ositions

shall be determined by lot.

5/ Seeding in individual events will be based on the latest

rankings list of ITTF for juniors for Asian players.

3.7 Awards

(3.7.1) In b oth te am and i ndividual e vents t he w inners shal l

receive gold medals the losing finalist silver medals and

the losing semi-finalists bronze-medals.

(3.7.2) T o e ncourage and pro mote th e jun ior p layers, it is

recommended that t he Host Association s hall create

various special award to the player.

(3.7.3) The L aws of T able Tennis Regulation for Inter national

Championships. Exce pt f or thos e pro vided afores aid,

the present Laws of T able T ennis (C hapter 3) &

Regulation or International Competitions (Chapter 4) in

the ITTF Handbook s hall be a dopted i n the

competition.

(3.7.4) First f our t eams fro m the j ust concluded Asian Ju nior

Championships will represent Asian continent in World

Junior Championships.

3.8 Ho spitality

The O rganizing A ssociation s hall provide h ospitality for

accommodation a nd m eals fro m the eve ning before the

championships begi n u ntil th e morning aft er th e

championships end for.

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Chapter 5: ATTU Membership Roll and

Directory

Up to the 19th Congress in 2009--43 full members:

Afghanistan, Bahrain, Bangladesh, Bhutan, Brunei, Cambodia, China,

Chinese T aipei, H ong K ong, In dia, In donesia, Iran IR, Iraq , J apan,

Jordan, Kazak hstan, DPR Korea, Ko rea, Ku wait, Kyr gyzstan, Lao s,

Lebanon, M acao, Maldives, Malay sia, Mon golia, Nepal, Om an,

Pakistan, Palestine, the Philippines, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, Sri

Lanka, Sy ria, T adjikistan, Thai land, Turkmenistan, U nited A rab

Emirates, Uzbekistan, Vietnam, Yemen.

Afghanistan AFG

Mr Ab Hamid Rasuli Afghanistan National Table Tennis Federation 3rd. Mukroyan Block no 145 Apartment 11, 1st. Floor Kabul Tel: +93 70226588, Fax: + 873763468836 [email protected]

Bahrain

BRN

Mr. Nasser Mohammed Kawaz,Secretary General Bahrain Table Tennis Association P.O.Box 5074. MANAMA. Bahrain. Tel: (0) 973 729393 Fax: 973 727787 [email protected]

Bangladesh BAN

Mr A.T.M Shamsul Alam Rafiqul Islam, General Secretary Bangladesh Table Tennis Federation Banga Bandhu NationalStadium (2nd Floor) DHAKA-1000, Bangladesh Tel: 880 2 9557240 Fax: 880 2 9565607, 8802 9560089 [email protected]

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Bhutan BHU

Dr. Sonam Dukpa, Vice President Bhutan Table Tennis Federation P.O.Box870,THIMPHU,Bhutan Tel:9752322138 Fax:975 2 323 937 [email protected]

Brunei BRU

Mr Anthony LIEW, Hon. Secretary General Brunei Amateur Table Tennis Association P.O. Box 1542, BANDA SERI BEGAWAN BS 8673,Brunei Darussalam Tel:673 8781173 Fax:673 2 237315 [email protected]

Cambodia

CAM

Mr Sun Sothearith Cambodia Table Tennis Federation National Olympic Stadium, B.P. 101. PHNOM PENH, Cambodia, Tel: 855 15919856 Fax: 855 23364752 [email protected]

China CHN

West Gate, No. 4 Tiyuguan Road, Beijing, China Tel: 86 10 87183486 or 87183488 Fax: 86 10 67129838 Post Code: 100061 [email protected]

Chinese Taipei TPE

Mr Tsai Tien Shun Chinese Taipei Table Tennis Association Room 901. 20 Chulun Street. TAIPEI 104. Taiwan. tel：+8862－27789942 fax：02－27789945 [email protected]

Hong Kong HKG

Hong Kong Table Tennis Association Room 2008, Sports House, 1 Stadium Path, So Kon Po Causeway Bay,. Hong Kong. Tel: 852 2575 5330 Fax: 852 2838 9233 [email protected] Web Site:www.hktta.org.hk

India IND

Mr. Chowhan, Secretary General Table Tennis Federation of India Room No. 35, 2nd Floor PALIKA PLACE Panchkuian Road New Delhi 110001 Tel: 0091-11-23347900 Fax: 0091-11-23347901 [email protected]

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Indonesia INA

Mr. Farid Rahman, General Secretary All Indonesia Table Tennis Association Gedung Direksi Gelora Senayan, 8 Floor Jl, Jl. Jend Sudirman Pintu 1 Senayan JAKARTA 10270,Indonesia. Tel: 62 0 21 5712577 [email protected] / [email protected]

IranIR

IRI

Mr. Mohammad Zarepour Ashkzari Table Tennis Federation of Islamic Republic of Iran P.O.Box : 15745/669, Mofateh Ave., Varzandeh St. Shirudie Stadium TEHRAN, Islamic Republic of Iran Tel 9821 009821-88324808/88319017/88324812/88827618/8811618/88319017 Mobile: 00989123274741 Fax 98 218881145 [email protected] [email protected]

Iraq

Mr Kadhim Khazaal Jasim Table Tennis Assoication of Iraq ALSHAABHALL, Baghdad, Iraq Mob.: 964 7901600541 Fax: 964 1 5372448 [email protected]

Japan JPN

Japan Table Tennis Association 1-1-1 Jinnan, Shibuya-Ku, TOKYO 150-8050, Japan Tel: 81 3 3481 2374 Fax: 81 334812373 [email protected]

Jordan

JOR

Jordan Table Tennis Federation Mr. Samir Mansour President (Abdel Sadaga) P.O. Box 1104, AMMAN, Jordan. Tel(Fax): 962 6 568 0000, 00962-79550-1372 [email protected] [email protected]

Kazakhstan

KAZ

Mr. Kasymzhomart K. Tokayev Table Tennis Federation of the Republic of Kazakhstan 8 G Abai Ave.. ALMATY 050010 Republic of Kazakhstan Tel 7 727 2630657 Fax 7 727 2645284 [email protected]

KoreaDPR

PRK

Mr. Ju Jong Chol Table Tennis Association of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea P.O. Box 56. Kumsongdong. Mangyongdae District, PYONGYANG. Democratic People's Republic of Korea. Tel: 850 2 18111/ext 8164

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Fax; 850 2 3814403 (NOC) [email protected]

Korea KOR

Korea Table Tennis Association Room No. 411. 88 Olympic Center. Oryun-Dong, Songpa-ku. SEOUL. Republic of Korea. Tel: 82 2 420 4240 / 422 4181 Fax: 82 2 420 5913 [email protected], [email protected]

Kuwait KUW

Mr. Haza'a Q. Al-Harshani Kuwait Table Tennis Association P.O. Box 20496. 13065 SAFAT. Kuwait. Tel: 965 263 4492 Fax: 965 2621557 [email protected]

Kyrgyzstan

KGZ

Dr. Genrih Balian Table Tennis Association of Kyrgyz Republic Office 5, 3/2 Batik-Baatyr Str. Bishkek city, Kyrgyzstan Tel 996 312 512140 Fax 996 312 512132 [email protected]

Lao LAO

Eng. Vilaysouk PHIMMASONE Lao Table Tennis Federation P.O. Box 3183. c/o National Sports Committee, VIENTIANE, Lao PDR. Tel and Fax: 856 21 261755/216008 [email protected]

Lebanon

LIB

Mr. Selim H. Nicolas Lebanese Table Tennis Federation P.O.BOX 263, Hazmieh, BEIRUT, Lebanon Tel 961 3 706716/877236 Fax 961 5 431960/961 4 402926 [email protected]

Macao MAC

OI Chau Macao Table Tennis Association 1F, 197 Rua Cinco de Outubro, MACAU Tel: 853 573767 Fax: 853 524269 [email protected]

Malaysia

MAS

Table Tennis Association of Malaysia Penthouse, 4th Floor 23 - 25 Jalan Jejaka 7 Taman Maluri, Cheras 55100 Kuala Lumpur Malaysia Tel : 603-92811497

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Fax : 603-92811520 E-Mail : [email protected]

Maldives

MDV

Mr Thamooh Ahmed Saeed Table Tennis Association of Maldives C/o Male Sports Complex MALE 20-03, REPUBLIC OF MALDIVES Tel: 960 3314014 Fax 960 3312779 [email protected] [email protected]

Mongolia

MGL

Mr. O. Chuluunbat Mongolian Table Tennis Federation Baga-Toirog 55,ULAN-BATOR, Monglia Tel: 976 1 20180 Fax :976 1 358366 Tel/Fax: 976-11-331534 [email protected]

Nepal NEP

Mr Chaturananda Rajvaidya All Nepal Table Tennis Association P.O. Box 10782 Kathmandu, Nepal. Tel : 977 1 4104538/4104539/5551951 Fax : 977 1 4104537 [email protected]

Oman OMA

Oman Table Tennis & Squash Association P.O. Box 3778. RUWI. Postal Code 112 Sultanate of Oman Tel (o) 968 799892 Fax 968 799890 [email protected]

Pakistan

PAK

Mr. Saiyid Mohammad Sibtain Pakistan Table Tennis Federation 407 Al-Ameera Centre Shahrah-e-Iraq, Sadar Karachi-PAKISTAN E-mail: [email protected]; [email protected] President Riazahmad V.P. Admin Ahmer Mallick

[email protected] ; [email protected] Phones: 00 92 21 566 2023, 566 2024 Fax: 00 92 21 522 1192

Palestine

PAL

Palestine Table Tennis Association 10 Midan El Messaha. Apt. 502, Dokky, CAIRO, Egypt Arab Republic. Tel/Fax: 20 2 3370877, 202 3384764

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Philippines

PHI

Mr. PSSUPT HAWTHORNE R BINAG Table Tennis Association of the Philippines Room 203. Administration Bldg.. Rizal Memorial Sports, Complex. Pablo Ocampo Sr. St., Malato, Manila. Philippines. Tel 63 2 5221885 Fax 632 4840777 [email protected]

Qatar QAT

Qatar Table Tennis Association P.O. Box 4091, DOHA, State of Qatar. Tel 974 494 4190/4, 974 5507524 Fax 974 494 4191 [email protected]

Saudi Arabia

KSA

Dr. Mohammed S. Al-Ruwashid Saudi Arabian Table Tennis Federation P.O. Box 4674. RIYADH 11412. Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. Tel: 966 1 478 7966 Fax: 966 1477 4127 [email protected]

Singapore SIN

Mr. Wong Hui Leng Singapore Table Tennis Association 297-C Lorong 6 Toa Payoh, SINGAPORE 319389 Tel: 65 9435 0430/6259 6750 Fax: 65 6 353 9109 [email protected]

Sri Lanka

SRI

Mr. Dissanayake ROHANA Table Tennis Association of Sri Lanka No. 51/35, Rukmale, PANNIPITIYA, Sri Lanka Tel: 0094 777751345 / 0094 714 472400 Fax: 0094 112 889 738 [email protected]

Syria SYR

Mr. Riad Shaiah Syrian Arab Table Tennis Federation P.O. Box 967-421, DAMASCUS BARAMKEH, Syrian Arab Republic. Tel: 963 11 2133738 Fax: 963 11 2123346 [email protected]

Tadjikistan TJK

Mr. Saidov Zayd Sherovich Tadjikistan Republic Table Tennis Federation P.O. Box 80, 734025 DUSHANBE. Republic of Tadjikistan. Tel: 992(44) 610 5505 Fax 992 44 6105502 [email protected]

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Thailand

THA

Mr. Thana Chaiprasit , President Thailand Table Tennis Association 2088 Ramkhamhaeng Rd. , Huamark, Tel 66 2720 1309/66 2215 6884 Fax 66 2720 1308/66 2216 2774 [email protected] / [email protected]

Turkmenistan

TKM

Mr. Yagshimurad Annamuradov Table Tennis Federation of Turkmenistan Pushkin str, 17, ASHGABAT 744000 Turkmenistan Tel 993 12 32 24 76 Fax 993 12 396740/322476 [email protected]

United Arab

Emirates UAE

Mr. Hassan Ali Hassan Alzarooni United Arab Emirates Table Tennis Association P.O. Box 6224. DUBAI. UAE. Tel: 9714 2669362 Fax: 971 4 2668142 [email protected], [email protected]

Uzbekistan

UZB

Mr Burkhakhodjaev Saiudikram Table Tennis Federation of the Republic of Uzbekistan Furkat Str. 1, TASHKENT 700027. Republic of Uzbekistan. Fax 998 71 2412719 [email protected]

Vietnam

VIE

Mr Dinh Hanh Vietnam Table Tennis Federation 36 Tran Phu Street. HANOI. Vietnam. Tel 84 4 7330038 Fax 84 4 8232455 [email protected]

Yemen

YEM

Dr. Essam Ali Alsunini Yemen Table Tennis Association P.O. Box 1940. SANA'A. Yemen Republic. Tel/Fax 967 1 279788 [email protected]

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Associate Members:

Australia Australian Table Tennis Association

AUS Matty Paddley


New Zealand New Zealand Table Tennis Association Inc

NZL P.O. Box 867. WELLINGTON. New Zealand.

Tel: 64 4 9162459 Fax: 64 4 471 2152

E-mail: [email protected]

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Appendix I: ATTU Officials (1972-Current)

President: 1972 – 1974 Rizo Kawakami (Japan)

1974 - 1976 Hisao Kido (Japan)

1976 – 2001 Atsushi Goto (Japan)

2001-2009 Li Furong (China)

2009-Current Cai Zhenhua (China)

Deputy President:

1972 - 1974 Bae Myong Gyu (DPR Korea)

1974 - 1978 Song Gil Chun (DPR Korea)

1978 - 1982 Li Hyon Gi (DPR Korea)

1982 - 1990 Li Jong Ho (DPR Korea)

1990-1998 Kim Hui Jun (DPR Korea)

1988 - 1998 Rabee El Turk (Palestine)

2001- 2003 Kha lil Al Mohannadi (Qatar)

2001- 2005 Koji Kimura (Japan)

2003- 2009 M .C. Chowhan (India)

2005-Current Shahrokh Shahnazi (Iran)

2009-Current K ahlil Al Mohannadi (Qatar)

Vice Presidents:

1972 -1974 Michael Chen Wing Sum (Malaysia)

Farooq Zaman (Pakistan)

Rabe e El Turk (Palestine)

1974 - 1976 Michael Chen Wing Sum (Malaysia)

Farooq Zaman (Pakistan)

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Ka mal Afsa (Palestine)



S. M. Sibtain (Pakistan)





I. S. Bindra (India)



I. S. Bindra (India)

Han Sang Kook (Korea)



Han Sang Kook (Korea)

S. R. Bagla (India)

1992 - 1994 Han Sang Kook (Korea)

S. R. Bagla (India)

S. H. Shah (Pakistan)

Chan Kong Choy (Malaysia)

1994-1996 Han Sang Kook (Korea)

Cha n Kong Choy (Malaysia)

S. H. Shah (Pakistan)

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M.C.C howhan (India)

1996-1998 Han Sang Kook (Korea)


S.H. Shah (Pakistan)


1998-2001 Chae Ra U (DPR Korea)

Shahrokh Shahnazi (Iran)



Khali l Al Mohannadi (Qatar)

2001-2003 Chae Ra U (DPR Korea)





2003-2005 Paek Myong Youn (Korea)



S.H.Shah (Pakistan)


2005-2009

East Asia Paek Myung Youn (Korea)

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South East Asia Chan Kong Choy (Malaysia)

South Asia Daya Saraweera (Sri Lanka)


Middle Asia Shahrokh Shahnazi (Iran)

2009-2013

East Asia Cho Yang Ho (Korea)

South East Asia Thana Chaipraist (Thailand)

South Asia Mohammad Sibtain (Pakistan)


Middle Asia Afshin Badiee (Iran)

Honorary Secretary-General:

1972 - 1984 Song Zhong (China)

1984 – 2001 Li Furong (China)

2001- 2009 Tony Yue Kowk Leung (Hong Kong, China)

Honorary Deputy Secretary-General:

1984 - 1988 Wang Luxian (China)

1994-2001 Tony Yue Kwok Leung (Hong Kong, China)

Honorary Teasurer:

1972-1974 Tang Tuch Wah (Singapore)

1974 - 1976 Tan Sock Kern (Singapore)

1976-1980 H o Chen Choon (Singapore)

1980-1990 Lee Yiok Seng (Singapore)

1990-2009 Cho o Wee Khiang (Singapore)

2009-Current D .R. Choudhary (India)

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