Tashkent 2027 World Championships
Tashkent, Uzbekistan will host the next World Para Athletics Championships from 19 to 27 June 2027. It will be the first time the event takes place in Central Asia and the fifth time it is held on the Asian continent. The final number of medal events is yet to be confirmed, but the programme will feature at least 164 events aligned with the Paralympic Games programme.
On this page, teams and the wider WPA community will find all essential information and documents to prepare for the next edition of the largest single Para sport event on the planet.
The Tashkent 2027 World Para Athletics Championships will take place at the Uzbekistan Olympic City Sport Stadium, a new 12,000‑seat venue located in the Yashnobod district on the eastern side of the capital. The stadium is part of a wider sports complex known as Olimpiya shaharchasi (“Olympic city”), which also includes two indoor halls for team and combat sports, an aquatics centre and a velodrome.
The Olympic City Stadium has a multi‑functional design and features a nine‑lane Mondo athletics track. The track holds a Class 1 Athletics Facility Certificate issued by World Athletics. The seating bowl is divided into four sections – two along the straights and two on the curves. The main stand on the western side is the largest, comprising two tiers and VIP boxes. Two large LED screens are installed on the curved ends, and the seats are coloured in the tones of the Uzbek flag.
All stands are fully covered. The exterior is defined by a decorative façade of continuous horizontal slats, with the roof and façade forming a single light shell that wraps the building. A large portion of the roof is covered with a white membrane supported by metal columns.
More information about the Tashkent 2027 World Para Athletics Championships will be published below.
Tashkent 2027 information
• Competition date: 19 to 27 June 2027
• Venue: Olympic City Sport Stadium
Key Documents
Tashkent 2027 Qualification Criteria and Medal Event Programme
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