As part of the continuation of the ITTF Annual General Meeting 2025, the election of the ITTF Executive Board will take place online on 15th November 2025, beginning at 10:30 UTC as the first agenda item.

LUMI AGM UK LTD, an independent, world-class provider, is managing registration and voting for the election, and all registered delegates have already received instructions on how to participate.

All candidates have been reviewed by the Nominations Committee in accordance with the ITTF Electoral and Appointment Regulations. Candidate photos and presentation materials were submitted directly, with presentations recorded on 26 May 2025 in Doha, Qatar, during the ITTF Summit. Candidates are listed in the order determined by the draw conducted on 20 May 2025 by the Nomination Committee.

The ITTF Executive Board Election will be streamed on the ITTF YouTube channel as part of the AGM Continuation.

Candidates for ITTF Executive Board:

Ms. Beatrice ROMANESCU (ROU)

Manifesto (PDF, English, French, Spanish)

Mr. Paul CALLE (ECU)

Manifesto (PDF, English)

Mr. Ichiro HOSHINO (JPN)

Manifesto (PDF, Arabic, Chinese, English, French, German, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish)

Mr. Imre KOVACSICS (HUN)

Manifesto (PDF, English)

Ms. Hajera KAJEE (RSA)

Prof. Veli Ozan CAKIR (TUR)

Manifesto (PDF, Arabic, English, French, Spanish, Russian)

Mr. Alaor AZEVEDO (BRA)

Manifesto (PDF, English, Spanish)

Dr. Alaa MESHREF (EGY)

Manifesto (PDF, Arabic, English, French, German, Portuguese, Spanish)

Mr. Anthony MOORE (AUS)

Manifesto (PDF, Arabic, English, French, Portuguese, Spanish)

Mr. Wahid OSHODI (NGR)

Manifesto (PDF, English, French)

Mr. LIU Guoliang (CHN)

Manifesto (PDF, English)

Mr. Stefano BOSI (ITA)

Princess Zeina RASHID (JOR)

Manifesto (PDF, Arabic, English, French, Spanish)

Ms. Virginia SUNG (USA)

Manifesto (PDF, Arabic, Chinese, English, French, Russian, Spanish)

Mr. RYU Seungmin (KOR)

Manifesto (PDF, English)

Please note that the candidacies of Mr Andrew MUDIBO (KEN), Mr Elhajji MONQID (MAR), Mr Ayman ALI (SUD), and Mr Lotfi GUERFEL (TUN) have been withdrawn, while the candidacy of Mr Robert JJAGWE (UGA) was ultimately found not to meet the eligibility requirements.