APTAC Introduction

APTAC Members and Commitees

APTAC has divided Africa into five zones (Central Africa, West Africa, North Africa, Southern Africa, East Africa).

These five zones operate autonomously, each with its own office headed by an area president who is automatically vice president of APTAC.

The five zones are under the supervision of APTAC's Executive Bureau, which was set up on 23 November 2014 at its constituent general assembly in Ndjamena (Chad).

Thanks to the dynamism of this executive team, APTAC currently counts some thirty member countries across all the zones of the African continent.

Scenic Taekwondo Police

Find video of Taekwondo Police display by the Korean army at the 2013 Hammadang.

Pionee father and founder of APTAC

APTAC, as a continental organization, was founded by the dedicated work and initiative of his pionee Mr. Mohamadou Salihou (affectionately called Master Bach), whois member of the WPTF Executive Committee, WPTF Commissioner to APTAC.

APTAC is an international Taekwondo Police sport organization approved by the WPTF (World Police Taekwondo Federation). It is competent throughout the African continent to govern, patronize, develop, promote and supervise Associations and National Taekwondo police federations.