Arab TT 2025 to be held in Morocco from Sept 10
Doha
The Arab Table Tennis Association has announced that Morocco will host the Arab Table Tennis Championship 2025, which will be held from September 10 to 18.
The tournament includes team, singles, doubles, and mixed doubles competitions, and covers the following age groups: men's and women's teams (born in 2005 and older), youth teams under 19, junior teams under 17, junior teams under 15, hopeful teams under 13, and junior teams under 11.
The Arab Table Tennis Association has appointed international referee Abdullah Boujaham as the tournament's general referee, while international referee Abdelhadi Boukhira or international referee Ahmed Benamou will serve as the assistant referee.
The tournament draw is scheduled for September 10, and the hall will open for training on September 9.
The Arab Table Tennis Association, headed by Qatari Khalil Al Mohannadi, announced the dates for the 36th edition of the Arab Clubs Championship in the Sultanate of Oman, which will take place from August 30 to September 4.
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