The camp's main objective was to be a team-building exercise for the top 30 international referees who have been selected for the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games, and fine-tune their skills.

A series of lectures were given, starting with Paris 2024 Paralympic Games Technical Delegate Chakir Chelbat’s presentation on the role of Technical Delegates, Competition Supervisory Boards (CSBs) and International Technical Officials (ITOs) for the 2024 Paris Paralympic Games. Mohammed Argoubi, Paralympic Games Technical Controller, provided a comprehensive overview of Para Taekwondo competition rules, while Usman Dildar, Paralympic Games Technical Controller, highlighted the International Referee Code of Conduct. The day concluded with Thomas Bosser, WT IT Director,  giving a session on the utilisation of technology and instant video replay in refereeing.

The camp also featured various activities including comprehensive lectures to hands-on workshops and physical training, providing the referees with added invaluable skills and insights.

Usman Dildar, Para Taekwondo Committee Chairman, hailed the training camp as setting a new benchmark for future training events, particularly in the development of Para Taekwondo globally. 

"The rigorous selection process for the top 30 referees involved meticulous scrutiny from thousands worldwide. Only 15 male and 15 female referees emerged, showcasing their exceptional skills and dedication," Dildar said.

"This collaborative effort promises a brighter future for the sport, fostering international cooperation and friendship. Gratitude to all partners, sponsors, and participants for their unwavering commitment, ensuring the success of this ground-breaking event. Together, we advance the standards of Taekwondo worldwide, paving the way for inclusivity and excellence."