2nd Commissioner Karachi Sports Festival
- The 2nd Commissioner Karachi Sports Festival will commence on Tuesday (December 10) and conclude on January 30.
- Features ten different sports competitions: tug-of-war, boxing, kabaddi, wheelchair basketball, rowing, table tennis, badminton (girls and boys), and cricket.
- The festival will kick off with the tug-of-war competition.
The Provincial Minister for Women’s Development, Shaheena Sher Ali, will inaugurate the festival on December 10 at 12:00 pm at the Government Girls Degree College in Lines Area. A cultural show will also be held on this occasion.
Competition Locations and Participants:
- Tug-of-war competition – Four teams each of girls and boys.
- Table tennis and badminton competitions – Between Government Girls Degree College and Government National College (only college teams).
- Boxing competition – Kakri Ground.
- Wheelchair basketball – Aram Bagh.
- Kabaddi – Bilquis Edhi Sports Complex on Kashmir Road.
- Rowing – Karachi Boat Club.
Shields and certificates will be distributed among the successful players in a colorful prize distribution ceremony. The Commissioner has directed the organising committee that sports organizers and players be provided with maximum facilities to make the festival a success.
Collaborating Personalities and Organizations:
- Zaheeda Parveen, Professor Dr Javed Ahmed Abbasi, Muhammad Asghar Baloch (boxing), Ghulam Yaseen (kabaddi), Danish Bi Awari (rowing), Taha Saleem (cricket), and Javed Rais (wheelchair basketball).
A colorful ceremony will be organized to distribute awards among the winning players. A special ceremony will be held to award prizes to the players.
Market opportunities in sports are expanding rapidly, with an emphasis on providing healthy recreational activities for youths and promoting various sports events like the Karachi Sports Festival. The government’s initiative reflects a commitment to nurturing talent and fostering community engagement through such festivals.
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