The French Table Tennis Federation (French: Fédération Française de Tennis de Table, FFTT) is the governing body for table tennis in France. It was founded in March 1927. Its headquarters is located in the 13th arrondissement of Paris.
Since December 6, 2020, the president of the federation is Gilles Erb, who was re-elected on December 7, 2024.
In 2023-2024, the federation had 183,143 licensed members (in addition to 40,044 event-specific licenses), spread across more than 3,000 clubs.
The FFTT organizes numerous individual and team competitions each year, including the French National Individual and Team Championships, as well as the Federal Criterium.
Presidents
1927 - 1929: Jean Foucault 1929 - 1933: Comte Fernand Palmieri 1933 - 1935: Marcel Corbillon 1935 - 1937: Charles Guerin 1937 - 1942: Robert Parent 1942: Marcel Corbillon 1942 - 1944: Robert Foulon 1944 - 1959: Jean Prulière 1959 - 1966: Pierre Ceccaldi 1966 - 1978: Georges Duclos 1978 - 1982: Jean-Paul Courtier 1982 - 1991: Bernard Jeu 1991 - 1992: René Champdorge 1992 - 2000: Pierre Albertini 2000 - 2008: Gérard Velten 2008 - 2011: Alain Dubois 2011: Jacques Helaine 2011 - 2020: Christian Palierne 2020 - Current: Gilles Erb
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