A total of 42 countries from Africa, North and South America, Middle East, Asia and Australia are expected to participate.
Over 400 participants are expected to compete in different categories.
The federation is seeking Sh272 million from the government to support the main event hosting budget and the national team Jasiri.
The World Tong-IL Moo-Doo federation has agreed to sponsor part of the budget with Sh106 million with participating countries covering Sh105 million.
Kenya is a focal point for the growth and development of the sport across the continent and by hosting the Mombasa Open Tong-IL Moo-Doo Championships is putting Kenya on the world map.
Team Kenya is expected to retain the overall title in the competition.
Tong-IL Moo-Doo has been in Kenya for the last 35 years.
The sport has presence in 12 counties as the federation seeks to role the sport to all the 47 counties by the end of 2025.