Join the Global Celebration: World Table Tennis Day 2025 Registration Open

March 31, 2025
9:37 am
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World Table Tennis Day (WTTD) 2025 will be celebrated across the globe on April 23, and the European Table Tennis Union support this vibrant, inclusive initiative led by the ITTF Foundation.

Under the inspiring theme “Diversity & Inclusion”, WTTD 2025 aims to reaffirm that table tennis is for everyone, everywhere. Whether through para table tennis, gender equality programs, cultural exchange, or intergenerational play, the focus is on using the universal language of table tennis to break barriers and unite communities.

By registering, your event will be officially recognised and featured in the WTTD 2025 final report published by ITTF.

ETTU encourages all clubs, associations, schools, and individuals across Europe to embrace the spirit of WTTD 2025. Your creativity, enthusiasm, and dedication can help make this year’s celebration truly unforgettable.

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