The Pakistan Taekwondo Federation has announced dates for G1 Event




The Pakistan Taekwondo Federation has announced dates for its first ever international G1 event.

According to Public Relation department of PTF the event is holded in the month of November this Year. The event commencement will on 6 November and will be end on 8 of said month.The G1 event will be lasting for three days.

In a statement given by PTF, Islamabad the capital territory is selected as final venue for the event.

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