| The 23rd TAFISA World Congress speakers unveiled |  |  |  |
| Monday, 19 August 2013 19:51 |
 The organising committee is pleased to announce that 23rd TAFISA World Congress in Enschede, the Netherlands, will welcome more than 50 speakers from more than 30 countries located on all continents. Giving to the Congress a truly global dimension, these speakers will share their knowledge, experiences and point of views with the participants on various topics related to sustainability and Sport for All. Confirmed keynote speakers include: Ms Jamila Achahchah, Lady Fit (Morocco), Mr Richard Bailey, Liverpool John Moores University (United Kingdom), Mr William Bird, Intelligent Health, (United Kingdom), Ms Maria Bobbenreith, Women Win (USA), Mr Micha de Winter, Utrecht University (the Netherlands), Mr Ali Karatas, Utrecht School of Good Governance (Turkey), Mr Ben Schouten, Eindhoven University of Technology (the Netherlands), Mr Wolfgang Schultze, Ministry of the Interior (Germany), Ms Marian ter Haar, NISB (the Netherlands). Confirmed workshop speakers include: Mr Paolo Adami, Italian Federation of Aerobics and Fitness (Italy), Mr Ali Saleh Al Hashar, JUSOOR (Oman), Mr Monireh Ali, Ministry of Sport and Youth (Iran), Ms Mary Chow, CEI Architecture (Canada), Ms Maria Luiza Souza Dias, SESC, (Brazil), Ms Bae Schilling, TAFISA (Australia), Mr Detlef Dumon, International Council of Sport Science and Physical Education (ICSSPE, Germany), Ms Catherine Forde, Caribbean Association of National Olympic Committees (CANOC, Trinidad and Tobago), Mr Ndaba Goodman, Department of Sport and Recreation (South Africa), Ms Rita Horvath, Hungarian Leisure Sports Asociation (Hungary), Mr Paul Kitchin, University of Ulster, Ulster Sports Academy (Northern Ireland), Mr Sarang Jagtap, All India Association of Sport for All (India), Mr Hank Jwo, National Taiwan Normal University (Chinese Taipei), Mr Ken Marchtaler, Canadian Martial Arts Committee (Canada), Mr Roland Naul, Willibald Gebhardt Institut (Germany), Mr Gazi Nujeidat, Ministry of Culture and Sport (Israel), Ms Comfort Nwankwo, Nigerian Triathlon Union (Nigeria), Mr Peet Oberholster, Provincial Recreation Council North West (South Africa), Mr Pekka Paavola, City of Tampere (Finland), Mr James Parker, Amateur Athletic Union (USA), Ms Ewa Suska, Ministry of Sport and Tourism (Poland), Mr Marti Sosaar, Estonian Sport for All Association (Estonia), Mr Masanori Tamazawa, Sasakawa Sports Foundation (Japan), Mr Leonard Thadeo, National Sports Council of Tanzania (Tanzania). |