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The 21 General Assembly The 21st General Assembly March 2, 2010 Tijuana, Mexico On the occasion of WTF Qualification Tournament for 2010 Youth Olympic Games & 8th WTF World Junior Taekwondo Championships AGENDA of the 21st General Assembly at 14:00 hours on March 2, 2010 Grand Salon Tijuana, Grand Hotel Tijuana Tijuana, Mexico 1. Roll Call & Meeting called to order 2. President’s welcome speech 3. Approval of the minutes of the General Assembly held in Copenhagen, Denmark on October 13, 2009 4. Reports a. Secretary General’s Reports i. Operation Report ii Financial Report iii. Budget Plan b. Auditors’ Reports 5. Proposal for amendment to the WTF Rules and Regulations 6. Proposal for amendment to the Competition Rules 7. Report of the Ad hoc Committee Chairman of the 2nd Quadrennial Reform Fund Distribution 1 8. Announcement of host sites and dates for; a. 2010 WTF World Cup Taekwondo Team Championships b. WTF World Qualification Tournament for London 2012 Olympic Games c. 5th WTF World Taekwondo Poomsae Championships 9. Approval of new memberships 10. Progress report from the Organizing Committees a. Taekwondo Competitions of the 2010 Youth Olympic Games b. 20th WTF World Taekwondo Championships & 13th WTF Women’s World Taekwondo Championships c. 2nd WTF Para-Taekwondo Championships 11. Other matters a. Summary of the 1st SportAccord Combat Games b. Report on the preparations for the curriculum of the World Taekwondo Academy 12. Next General Assembly 13. Closing of the Meeting 2 1. Roll Call and Meeting called to order 2. President’s welcome speech 3. Approval of the minutes of the General Assembly held in Copenhagen, Denmark on October 13, 2009 The General Assembly was held in Copenhagen, Denmark on October 13, 2009 on the occasion of the 19th WTF World Taekwondo Championships & the 12th WTF Women’s World Taekwondo Championships, the minutes of which was distributed to all the Member National Associations as enclosed herewith in Appendix 1. 3 4. Reports a. Secretary General’s Reports i. Operation Report International Meetings and Events 2009 1. Constitutive Assembly of Iberoamericana Taekwondo Union (San Jose, Costa Rica / August 27) 2. Costa Rica Open 2009 (San Jose, Costa Rica / August 28-29) 3. Balkan under 21 Cadet Taekwondo Championships (Bursa, Turkey / September 25-28) 4. 121th IOC Session, XIII Olympic Congress (Copenhagen, Denmark / October 1-9) 5. International Symposium for Taekwondo Studies (Copenhagen, Denmark / October 12-13) 6. First Russian National Sports Forum (Kazan, Russia / October 22-25) 7. SportAccord IF Forum 2009 (Lausanne, Switzerland / November 16-18) 8. Mediterranean Taekwondo Union Press Conference (Athens, Greece / December 3-5) WTF Meetings 2009 1. WTF Council Meeting (Copenhagen, Denmark / October 11, 2009) 2. General Assembly (Copenhagen, Denmark / October 13, 2009) 3. Extraordinary WTF Council Meeting (Cairo, Egypt / November 29, 2009) 4 IOC Olympic Solidarity in Taekwondo Technical Courses for Coaches (as of December 31, 2009) 2009 1) Country : Lesotho Period : September 28-October 13, 2009 2) Country : Sri Lanka Period : October 23-November 5, 2009 3) Country : Liberia Period : November 22-30, 2009 4) Country : Sudan Period : December 17-27, 2009 WTF Solidarity 1. Reform Fund (as of December 31, 2009) The WTF Reform Fund was supported as follows July - Greece USD 700 Macedonia USD 1,000 Mexico USD 1,400 Thailand USD 1,400 Cyprus USD 5,700 Venezuela USD 11,600 August – Sri Lanka USD 600 Madagascar USD 600 Pakistan USD 600 Uganda USD 600 Grenada USD 1,000 Fiji USD 1,000 Uruguay USD 1,400 Zambia USD 600 Azerbaijan USD 1,400 Guam USD 1,400 Lebanon USD 600 Singapore USD 1,400 5 Luxembourg USD 1,400 Liberia USD 600 Lesotho USD 12,700 Kenya USD 3,000 Guam USD 2,324 Slovakia USD 3,115 Ethiopia USD 3,385 Cape Verde USD 3,592 September – Grenada USD 6,970 Isle of Man USD 300 Kenya USD 300 Bosnia & Herzegovina USD 1,000 Great Britain USD 700 Bulgaria USD 500 Barbados USD 1,400 Laos USD 12,700 Saint Vincent & the Grenadines USD 300 Bangladesh USD 10,285 Bhutan USD 10,000 Central Africa USD 600 Bermuda USD 1,400 Zambia USD 1,450.4 Samoa USD 11,916 Vanuatu USD 9,400 New Zealand USD 4,100 Uganda USD 3,528 Cambodia USD 6,338 Guam USD 2,426.34 Peru USD 8,635.14 October – Canada USD 5,346 Palestine USD 3,700 Pakistan USD 2,570 Moldova USD 1,850 Benin USD 12,700 Barbados USD 2,900 Colombia USD 4,720 Myanmar USD 16,300 Cambodia USD 5,109 El Salvador USD 2,500 Dominica USD 4,000 Yemen USD 3,000 Honduras USD 3,000 Bolivia USD 8,000 Bhutan USD 1,500 Angola USD 3,700 Uganda USD 1,000 Liberia USD 3,000 6 Kyrgyzstan USD 3,800 Serbia USD 7,344.28 Madagascar USD 4,098.8 Mongolia USD 4,700 Gabon USD 12,300 Great Britain USD 3,600 Colombia USD 4,700 Tonga USD 4,700 Vanuatu USD 300 New Zealand USD 4,500 November – Senegal USD 12,700 Netherlands Antilles USD 10,563.45 December – Palestine USD 1,770 Sudan USD 6,401.43 China USD 16,600 Australia USD 5,000 Austria USD 5,000 Barbados USD 5,000 Bulgaria USD 5,000 Canada USD 5,000 Central Africa USD 5,000 Chile USD 5,000 Finland USD 5,000 Germany USD 5,000 Grenada USD 5,000 Hungary USD 5,000 Israel USD 5,000 Lebanon USD 5,000 Luxembourg USD 5,000 Mali USD 5,000 Mauritius USD 5,000 Mongolia USD 5,000 Netherlands Antilles USD 5,000 Palestine USD 5,000 Panama USD 5,000 Paraguay USD 5,000 Qatar USD 5,000 Sao Tome Principe USD 5,000 Senegal USD 5,000 Solomon Island USD 5,000 Sweden USD 5,000 Switzerland USD 5,000 Uruguay USD 5,000 Tajikistan USD 5,000 Timor-Leste USD 5,000 Togo USD 5,000 USA USD 5,000 Uzbekistan USD 5,000 7 2. Other Equipment Support July – (USD290/ UZBEKISTAN): sensor socks 10 - EBP 8 August - (BHUTAN): dobok 63, sport shoes 53, double mitt 20 (UZBEKISTAN): dobok 335, EBP 10 (USD6,000/ COSTARICA): mat 435 , head gear 48 September - (USD10,000/ TURKMENISTAN): dobok 20, head protector 20, trunk protector 20, hand protector 20 mat 288, mitt 20 (USD10,000/ URGUAY) : mat 162, head gear 40, trunk protector 40, forearm guard 40, groin guard, shin guard 20, hand protector 40, mitt 25, dobok 120 (USD10,000/ CAMBODIA) : Poom dobok 100, Senior dobok 400, mitt 200 (CHILE) : dobok & belt 30, WTF T- shirt 30 (Euro2,895/ PANAMA) : poomsae electronic scoring system 1 (USD10,000/ HONDURAS) : mat 144, hand protector 18, trunk protector 12, target 20, dobok 32, electronic scoring system 1 (USD10,000/ SRI LANKA): head gear 80, trunk protector 54, mitt 100, dobok 16, groin guard 20, forearm guard 40, electronic scoring system 1 (USD10,000/ MYANMAR) : dobok 95, trunk protector 24, head gear 24, groin guard 10, forearm guard 24, mat 100, mitt 20 - electronic scoring system 1 (MSL) (USD10,000/ GHANA) : mat 200, head gear 60, trunk protector 60, groin guard 50, shin guard 20, dobok 60 (EGYPT) : WTF T- shirt 100 – dobok belt 50 October - (SOUTH Africa) : WTF T- shirt 150 (USD10,000/ TAJIKISTAN) : mat 200, trunk protector 32, head gear 32 November - (USD3,300/ LEBANON) : EBP 5 (10) (ISRAEL) : WTF T- shirt 100, dobok belt 50 (SENEGAL) : WTF dobok belt 50, WTF T- shirt 150 (Euro 6,030/ PATU) : poomsae electronic scoring system 2 (COSTARICA) : WTF dobok belt 50, WTF T- shirt 150 (TUNISIA) : WTF T- shirt 100, dobok belt 50 (OMAN) : dobok 12 ,dobokbelt 12 December - (NIGERIA) : EBP 18, referee system 2 – sensor socks 18 8 3. WTF – KHU Partnership Taekwondo Training program Jul. 8 ~ Aug.4 : 10 athletes from 10 nations (Great Britain, Guam, Bosnia & Herzegovina, Chinese Taipei, Sudan, Ireland, Tonga, Egypt) Sep. 2 ~ 29 : 8 coaches from 7 nations (Sudan, Finland, Trinidad Tobago, Mongolia, Sri Lanka, Cameroon, Iran) 4. Taekwondo Peace Corps The 4th Taekwondo Peace Corps teams’ dispatch for the winter term 2009-2010 - Taekwondo Peace Corps membership training Period: January 3-9, 2010 Venue: Kyunghee University in Korea Attendees: 100 persons - Taekwondo Peace Corps dispatch information Continental Country Team Memb Dispatch Period Angola 1 3 Feb 5 ~ Mar 2 Africa DR Congo 1 4 Jan 22 ~ Feb 19 Egypt 2 7 Jan 21 ~ Feb 20 Cambodia 1 4 Jan 27 ~ Feb 25 Iran 2 8 Jan 19 ~ Feb 20 Laos 1 4 Jan 20 ~ Feb 19 Mongolia 1 4 Jan 20 ~ Feb 19 Asia Philippines 2 8 Jan 21 ~ Feb 11 Sri Lanka 1 4 Jan 22 ~ Feb 20 Singapore 1 4 Jan 23 ~ Feb 22 Timor-Leste 1 4 Jan 20 ~ Feb 19 Greece 1 2 Jan 20 ~ Feb 20 Europe Poland 1 4 Jan 30 ~ Mar 1 Russia 1 3 Jan 27 ~ Feb 27 New Zealand 1 4 Feb 2 ~ Mar 2 Oceania Samoa 1 4 Jan 21 ~ Feb 17 Brazil 1 3 Jan 25 ~ Feb 25 Pan Chile 1 4 Jan 22 ~ Feb 23 America Ecuador 1 4 Jan 20 ~ Feb 20 9 Mexico 1 4 Jan 23 ~ Feb 23 Panama 1 4 Jan 22 ~ Feb 23 Paraguay 1 4 Jan 24 ~ Feb 25 Puerto Rico 1 3 Jan 27 ~ Feb 27 Suriname 1 3 Jan 20 ~ Feb 20 Total 24 countries 27 100 5.WTF Demonstration team from September 1, 2009 to March 1, 2010 : WTF Demonstration Team was created to make a tour around the 190 WTF member national associations to deliver the message of peace and harmony of mankind through taekwondo. The objective is to distribute taekwondo to the global family, keep its heritage, and demonstrate the superior aspects of Taekwondo.
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