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Afghanistan Table Tennis Federation (ATTF)

Afghanistan Table Tennis Federation (ATTF). Phone . : +93 786487885 | Email: sayed.shah.aminzai@gmail.com. AFGHANISTAN TABLE TENNIS FEDERATION (ATTF). : Background. Introduced among Afghans in 1965 Officially recognized by the Afghan Olympic Committee in the year 1981

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Afghanistan Table Tennis Federation (ATTF)

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  1. Afghanistan Table Tennis Federation (ATTF) Phone.: +93 786487885 | Email: sayed.shah.aminzai@gmail.com

  2. AFGHANISTAN TABLE TENNIS FEDERATION (ATTF) :Background • Introduced among Afghans in 1965 • Officially recognized by the Afghan Olympic Committee in the year 1981 • Got membership of the ITTF in the year 2004 • Became the 200th member of the ITTF

  3. AFGHANISTAN TABLE TENNIS FEDERATION (ATTF) Registered Provinces: • Kabul • Herat • Balkh • Baghlan • Faryab • Jowzjan • Nangarhar • Kandahar • Helmand • Ghazni • Parwan • Paktia • Khost • Bamyan

  4. AFGHANISTAN TABLE TENNIS FEDERATION (ATTF) Name and number of the clubs in Kabul: There are as many as 25 active clubs with around 320 players in capital Kabul, some f which are: • Olypic Committee Club • Red Crescent Society Club • Kabul Orphanage Club • Kabul University Club • Azadi Printing Press Club • Pol-e-Technic Club • etc.

  5. AFGHANISTAN TABLE TENNIS FEDERATION (ATTF) Names and number of clubs in other provinces: There are more than 68 clubs with around 1300 players in other provinces of Afghanistan, most notable of which are: • Kam Air club in Balkh province • RabiaBalkhi club in Balkh province • Jami club in Herat province • Ebn-e-Yamin club in Jowzjan province • Abdali club in Kandahar province

  6. AFGHANISTAN TABLE TENNIS FEDERATION (ATTF) Challenges and Constraints: • Lack of enough funding to source proper training and practice venue • Lack of equipments • Lack of qualified coaches • Lack of qualified umpires • Lack of enough funding for the ATTF staff to attend important meetings and events outside Afghanistan • Lack of exposure of Afghan players in international events

  7. AFGHANISTAN TABLE TENNIS FEDERATION (ATTF) Requirements: Construction of one fully equipped academy in capital Kabul and four academies in four different zones of the country and one office in Kabul. • 100 complete sets of standard tables • 500 complete sets of rickets • 200 field separators • 30 sets of chairs for referees • 500 kits, upper and trousers • 500 bags • 500 towels

  8. AFGHANISTAN TABLE TENNIS FEDERATION (ATTF) Illustration of History of the Afghan Table Tennis

  9. 1976 China-Afghan Players Exchange Experience with Chinese Coach and Players

  10. 1976 Pyongyang N Korea-Afghan Team Participating in Asian Table Tennis Championship

  11. 1976 Pyongyang North Korea Asian Table Tennis Championship

  12. 1976 China-Afghan National Team Friendly Visit to China

  13. 1976 Shanghai China-Afghan Players with Chinese TT Friends

  14. 1980 Afghan and Russian Players Exchanging Experience

  15. 1980 Kabul-Afghan Boys and Girls National Team Players with former USSR National Team Players

  16. 1980 Kabul-Former USSR Team in Kabul with Afghan Players

  17. 1980 Kabul-Former USSR Team in Kabul for Competitions & Training

  18. 1980 Kabul-Belarus National Coach Exchanging Experience with Afghan Players

  19. 1979 Kabul-Chinese Coach with Afghan National Team

  20. 1982 Slovak Republic-Afghan Players Participating in a Competition and Training

  21. 1982 Vloshim Czech Republic-Afghan National Team Players with Czech and Vietnamese Players

  22. Afghan TT President Mr. Seyavash in the Middle with Governor of Balkh Province Mr. Noor on his left Posing for a Photo with Other Afghan TT Players

  23. Afghan TT Players Greeted by HE Governor of Balkh Province - 2009

  24. Afghan Men’s TT Team Posing for a Photo During National Team Selection Tournament Held in Mazar-e-Sharif, Afghanistan in the year 2006

  25. Afghan TT President Mr. Seyavash in the Back Watching a Game Played for National Team Selection in Mazar-e-Sharif, Afghanistan in the year 2006

  26. Afghan TT President Mr. Seyavash Giving Interview to an Afghan TV Channel During National Team Selection Held in Mazar-e-Sharif, Afghanistan in the year 2006

  27. Afghan TT Players Prepare to Compete in a Tournament Using the Equipments Donated by the ITTF- 2006

  28. Afghan TT Players During the National Team Selection Tournament Held in Mazar-e-Sharif, Afghanistan in the year 2006

  29. Afghan TT Players Prepare to Compete During National Team Selection Tournament Held in Mazar-e-Sharif, Afghanistan in the year 2006

  30. Afghan TT Players Prepare to Compete in a Tournament Staged for National Team Selection Tournament Held in Mazar-e-Sharif, Afghanistan in the year 2006

  31. Secretary General of the Afghanistan Table Tennis Federation Mr. Sayed Shah Aminzai Attending the ITTF Annual General Meeting in Rotterdam, May, 2011

  32. Afghan Delegation in a Group Photo with HE Mr. Adam Sharara, President of the ITTF during the ITTF Annual General Meeting in Rotterdam, May, 2011

  33. Thank You! Afghanistan Table Tennis Federation |Ghazi Stadium| Kabul, Afghanistan Phone.: +93 786487885 | Email: sayed.shah.aminzai@gmail.com

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