Certainly — here is the statute translated into formal English:
Founder: Philosopher Super Grandmaster King Mohammadullah Omar Iman Dost
World Wushu Federation (WWF)
Preamble
This Constitution is established to define the structure, objectives, powers, responsibilities, and governance of the World Wushu Federation (WWF). The WWF, as the international governing body for the sport of Wushu, is committed to the development, promotion, and standardization of Wushu worldwide.
WWF operates as an official member of the World Sports Confederation (WSC) and shall uphold all principles of international sports governance, professional ethics, transparency, and fairness.
Article 1: Name and Identity
- Official name of the organization: World Wushu Federation (WWF)
- Abbreviation: WWF
- Legal status: International non-profit sports organization
- Scope of activities: Worldwide
Article 2: Headquarters
The headquarters of WWF shall be determined by the Executive Board and may be relocated upon approval of the General Assembly.
Article 3: Objectives
The objectives of WWF are:
- To promote and develop the sport of Wushu globally
- To organize international competitions and championships
- To establish technical, refereeing, and competition regulations
- To educate and certify coaches, referees, and athletes
- To promote sports values including:
- Respect
- Fairness
- Discipline
- Brotherhood
- To cooperate with international sports bodies, including the World Sports Confederation
Article 4: Membership
WWF membership consists of:
- National Wushu Federations
- Regional Wushu Associations
- Honorary Members
- Affiliate Members
Membership requirements:
- Acceptance of this Constitution
- Compliance with WWF regulations
- Commitment to sports ethics and integrity
Article 5: Governing Bodies
The governing bodies of WWF are:
1. General Assembly
The highest decision-making authority.
2. Executive Board
Responsible for implementing all decisions and policies.
3. President
The official representative of the Federation.
4. Specialized Committees
Including:
- Technical Committee
- Refereeing Committee
- Medical Committee
- Ethics Committee
- Development Committee
Article 6: Elections
- Elections shall be held every four (4) years.
- Voting shall be free, transparent, and democratic.
- The President shall be elected by majority vote.
Article 7: Duties of the President
The President of WWF shall:
- Provide strategic leadership
- Sign official documents
- Represent WWF internationally
- Oversee executive operations
Article 8: Finance
Financial resources of WWF include:
- Membership fees
- Sponsorships
- Donations and grants
- Competition revenues
- Commercial agreements
All financial matters must be transparent and subject to auditing.
Article 9: Ethics and Discipline
WWF is committed to:
- Combating doping
- Preventing corruption
- Eliminating discrimination
- Preserving sportsmanship
Any violations shall be reviewed by the Disciplinary Committee.
Article 10: Dispute Resolution
Internal disputes shall first be reviewed by the internal arbitration body and, when necessary, referred to international arbitration authorities.
Article 11: Amendments
This Constitution may only be amended by a two-thirds (2/3) majority vote of the General Assembly.
Article 12: Dissolution
The dissolution of WWF may only occur by a three-fourths (3/4) majority vote of the General Assembly.
Article 13: Final Provisions
This Constitution shall enter into force upon approval and shall be binding upon all members.
