In a significant step towards the strengthening and development of Taekwondo in the Pan-American region, the Pan American Taekwondo Union (PATU) and Kukkiwon, the global headquarters of Taekwondo based in South Korea, have signed an important cooperation agreement to establish a working office at the CU.
The establishment of this office aims primarily to address important issues related to education and interinstitutional support for the benefit of the Pan-American Taekwondo community.
Juan Manuel López, President of PATU, expressed his enthusiasm and optimism about this historic milestone for the discipline. In his statements, he stated, “This agreement represents a fundamental advancement for Taekwondo in the Pan-American region. Closer collaboration with Kukkiwon will allow us to enhance the quality of education in Taekwondo, provide greater support to our athletes, and promote a more unified and collaborative environment among the institutions.”
The new office will serve as a hub for coordinating educational programs and joint projects between the Pan American Taekwondo Union and Kukkiwon, aiming to elevate the standard of Taekwondo in the region.
The agreement addresses not only sports-related aspects but also emphasizes the importance of promoting values such as discipline, respect, and integrity among Pan-American Taekwondo practitioners. It is anticipated that this collaboration will benefit coaches, athletes, and Taekwondo enthusiasts in the region, contributing to sustainable growth and excellence in the sport.
With this agreement, the Pan American Taekwondo Union and Kukkiwon demonstrate their joint commitment to the comprehensive development of the discipline in the region, laying the groundwork for a promising future and strengthening ties between sports institutions at the international level.
