Jakarta, Mercinews.com – The International Sepaktakraw Federation (ISTAF) and the Indonesian Sepaktakraw Association (PSTI) have begun coordinating preparations for the 2027 Sepaktakraw World Championship, which is scheduled to take place in Jakarta from May 24 to June 5, 2027.
The preparations were discussed at an initial coordination meeting chaired by ISTAF Secretary-General Datuk Abdul Halim Bin Kader in Jakarta on Thursday, October 22, 2026.
The meeting was attended by PSTI chairman Surianto A.M., S.Ag., M.M., PSTI secretary-general Nukhrawi Nawi and other members of the association’s central board.
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The discussions focused on several key areas, including organizational coordination, technical preparations for the competition, facilities and infrastructure and services for participating national delegations.
The championship is expected to bring together sepaktakraw athletes from various countries, making coordination between the international governing body and the Indonesian national association an important part of the preparations.
ISTAF and PSTI Coordinate Preparations
During the meeting, Abdul Halim emphasized the importance of coordination between ISTAF and PSTI to support preparations for the international tournament.
The cooperation is intended to align organizational and technical arrangements, clarify responsibilities, and ensure that the various aspects of the championship are prepared in a coordinated manner.
Preparations will also cover competition-related requirements, supporting facilities, and logistical arrangements for participating delegations.
The initial meeting marked an early step in the preparation process, with further coordination expected to help address the requirements of hosting an international sporting event.
Jakarta to Host International Competition
The 2027 Sepaktakraw World Championship is scheduled for May 24 to June 5, 2027, in Jakarta.
The event is expected to provide an opportunity for athletes from different countries to compete on the international stage while bringing greater attention to sepaktakraw in Indonesia.
Beyond competition arrangements, preparations will also need to take into account the needs of participating delegations and the facilities required to support the tournament.
Abdul Halim expressed hope that the championship would not only be successful in its organization but also contribute positively to the development of sepaktakraw in Indonesia and strengthen sporting ties among countries.
Through coordination between ISTAF and PSTI, Indonesia is expected to prepare for the championship while contributing to the continued development of sepaktakraw at the international level.(Red)
