TTTF welcomed President KRAMER in Turkish TV show

April 25, 2018
11:44 am
Member Associations

ETTU President Ronald KRAMER was invited by Turkish Table Tennis Federation to be a part of the TV programme at the Sports TV Channel. TTTF is the owner of the Program that is broadcasted twice a month at National TV Channel reaching thousands of people.

TTTF welcomed President KRAMER to the programme on Friday via phone. Mr KRAMER has expressed his thoughts about Turkish Table Tennis family the level of players and TTTF importance for ETTU. He also stated that he is looking forward to see the Turkish bid and presentation to host the 2020 European Singles Championship having this event in a country which greets 2 continents at the same time: Asia & Europe.

Mr Kramer underlined that “Turkish TT community is very active not only in Europe but also around the World one can easily see our friends’ passion on 6th April World TT Day activities. I follow their activities closely and appreciate their young and dynamic group. I also witness their rapid growth in TT just a few weeks before Ibrahim and Talha managed to get gold medal in U-21 Championship Minsk. This wasn’t a huge surprise at all.”

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