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Bhutan Table Tennis Federation

The Bhutan Table Tennis Federation (BTTF), established in 1973, is one of Bhutan’s oldest and most esteemed national sports organizations. Recognized by the Bhutan Olympic Committee, it is affiliated with the International Table Tennis Federation and the Asian Table Tennis Union. The Federation is led by an honorary General Secretary, supported by a team of full-time coaches who work together to achieve its vision and mission.

Vision: To be an innovative, well managed sporting body, constantly seeking to provide valued service for its members

Mission:

  • To promote table tennis as a popular sport, particularly amongst the Children and the youth of Bhutan
  • To maximize participation in Table Tennis in Bhutan and produce players of Asian and International standards

Quick Info

  • Name of the Organization: Bhutan Table Tennis Federation
  • Abbreviation (if any): BTTF
  • Type of Organization (e.g., National Federation, District Association): National Federation
  • Date of Establishment: 1973
  • Office Address: Chubachu, Thimphu
  • Phone/ Mobile Number: 02332481/17343942/77417605
  • Email Address:  [email protected] / [email protected] / [email protected]
  • Official Website (if available):
  • Social Media Links: Bhutan Table Tennis Federation(Face Book)

Key Milestones

  • South Asian Junior and cadet table tennis championship, 2013 obtained bronze medal by our cadet boys’ team.
  • Diamond Jubilee Table Tennis invitational (International) tournament, 2017(Shillong, India) Obtained Bronze Medal by our girls team.
  • Bhutan – Japan Table Tennis Friendship program in collaboration with Japan Table Tennis League followed with team match among Bhutan National Team, Siliguri Team(India) and Japan Table Tennis League Team from 29th January to 2nd February,2019

Roles and Responsibilities of the Federation

Governance and Leadership:

  • Ensure effective management and administration of all table tennis activities in Bhutan.
  • Uphold transparency, accountability, and professionalism in decision-making processes.

Coaching and Athlete Development:

  • Employ qualified coaches to deliver high-quality training programs.
  • Identify and nurture talent through scouting initiatives and structured development pathways.

Event Organization:

  • Host national and regional tournaments to provide competitive platforms for players.
  • Facilitate Bhutan’s participation in international table tennis events and championships.

Community Engagement:

    • Promote table tennis as a sport for health, recreation, and community bonding.
    • Collaborate with schools, institutions, and local organizations to expand the sport’s reach.

Affiliations and Representation:

    • Maintain active membership with international and regional table tennis organizations.
    • Represent Bhutan in global forums to advocate for the growth of table tennis.

Awards or recognitions (National or International)

  • South Asian Junior and cadet table tennis championship, 2013 obtained bronze medal by our cadet boys’ team.
  • Diamond Jubilee Table Tennis invitational (International) tournament, 2017(Shillong, India) Obtained Bronze Medal by our girls team.

Partnerships or Affiliations Established

  • Affilieted with BOC in the year 1983
  • Affiliated with ITTF in the year 1975
  • Affiliated with ATTU in the year 1975

General Secretary

Name
Year
Mr. Karma Tshering
2025

Key Personnel

Name
Designation
Year
Mr. Dala Thinley
Senior Coach
2025
Mr. Namgay Dorji
Coach/Administration
2025

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