I'm not sure, but it seems an overly complex approach. If all you want is to execute an async function from a sync context, run and wait for it: >>> import

I'm not sure, but it seems an overly complex approach. If all you want is to execute an async function from a sync context, run and wait for it: >>> import asyncio >>> async def foo(): ... return 'foo' ... >>> bar = asyncio.run(asyncio.wait_for(foo(), timeout=15)) >>> print(bar) foo >>>