The IBSA Judo World Cup Tbilisi 2025 served as the backdrop for an important milestone in the ongoing development of Blind Judo. During the event, a co-ordination meeting of the IBSA/IJF Joint Working Commission took place, bringing together key stakeholders responsible for operational decisions and strategic recommendations for the sport’s growth.
The meeting was attended by Rufat Hajili, Executive Director of IBSA; Saeid Mollaei, representing the International Judo Federation (IJF) staff; and Janos Tardos, Chair of the IBSA Judo Committee. Additionally, IBSA board member Tinatin Revazashvili was present.
This meeting focused on key co-ordination details between IBSA and the IJF, laying the groundwork for future collaborative efforts. Discussions centered on strengthening the operational framework of IBSA Judo, enhancing athlete development pathways and ensuring the sport’s continuous evolution.
With this structured co-ordination in place, the IBSA/IJF Joint Working Commission aims to foster greater synergy between the two organisations, driving forward initiatives that will benefit athletes and the broader judo community. This collaboration is set to play a pivotal role in shaping the future o
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