JJAU – JU-JITSU ASIAN UNION

Ju-Jitsu Asian Union

8th Asian Championship

Last date of submission: 30^th June 2023

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Ju-Jitsu Asian Union

ASIAN SUMMER CAMP

Last date of submission: 30^th June 2023

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Ju-Jitsu Asian Union

ASIAN WINTER CAMP

Last date of submission: 30^th June 2023

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Ju-Jitsu Asian Union

1st Asian Youth Championship

Last date of submission: 30^th June 2023

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About the
Ju-Jitsu Asian Union

JJAU is the legal body for Ju-Jitsu in Asia and a Member of the Olympic council of Asia it is recognized by Ju-Jitsu International Federation. The President of the Ju-Jitsu Asian Union, His Excellency Abdulmunam Al Hashemi was elected in 2014.

The Ju-Jitsu Asian Union is currently contemplating five different types of disciplines at the Asia level:

The Duo discipline, show discipline, fighting discipline, Jiu Jitsu discipline, and contact discipline.

Disciplines

Sustainable Sport to use Ju-Jitsu as a platform and tool to address the world’s key development issues.

Structure in Asia

The Asian continent is the biggest in the world, with many people and many countries. Therefore, the idea in the Asian Union is to follow the IOC/OCA concept to split Asia in the 5 regions.

East

China, Chinese Taipe, Hong-Kong, Japan, Macau, Mongolia, South Korea

South

Afghanistan, Bangladesh, India, Maldives, Nepal, Pakistan, Sri Lanka

Central

Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan

South-East

Cambodia, Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam

West

Bahrain, Iran, Iraq, Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Oman, Qatar, Palestine, Saudi-Arabia, Syria, United Arab Emirates, Yemen

Meet JJAU Board Members

H.E. Abdulmunem Alsayedmohamed Alsayed AL Hashmi

President

Sheikh Fahad Talal AL Fahad AL Sabah

First Vice President

Mr. Khash Erdene Erdenebaatar

JJAU Vice President

Mr. Cao Tao

JJAU Vice President

Dr. Mokhles Albu-Mohammed

President -West Asia

Dr. OH Jun Hyuk

President - East Asia

Mr. Hung Nguyen Manh

President - South East Asia

Anti- Doping

Protecting clean athletes’ rights by detecting and deterring the use of dangerous, banned performance-enhancing drugs is at the core. All members must comply with the Anti-Doping rules and a clean sport.