COAS General Asim Munir lauds Olympian Arshad Nadeem’s historic achievement

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Published: 04:01 AM, 17 Aug, 2024
COAS General Asim Munir lauds Olympian Arshad Nadeem’s historic achievement
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To honour Olympian Arshad Nadeem’s historic achievement, Chief of Army Staff (COAS) General Syed Asim Munir hosted a ceremony at Army Auditorium GHQ, reported 24NewsHD TV channel.


The grand ceremony was attended by Arshad Nadeem’s close relatives, associates and coaches.


Sports legends Jehangir Khan, Shahbaz Senior, Sohail Abbas, Muhammad Asif and Aisam-ul-Haq, Islah Uddin and former Olympians including 1984 Olympic and National Hockey Teams, National Cricket Team, Street Football Team, Army Polo Team, Visually Impaired Cricket and Women Goal Ball Teams and the medal winners of Common Wealth, SAF and Asian Games also attended the event.


On the occasion, COAS appreciated Arshad Nadeem's remarkable achievement of winning Pakistan's first-ever gold medal in a singles’ event and setting a new Olympic record.


Army chief attributed his success to his commitment, perseverance and passion for excellence.


General Asim Munir highlighted Arshad's inspirational journey from humble beginning to a remarkable success, which was result of his hard work and determination.


The Army Chief termed Arshad Nadeem's achievement as a national pride. He said Javelin star was honoured by the entire nation befitting his achievement. COAS reaffirmed his commitment to support and empower not only sportsmen, but the entire Pakistani youth to achieve excellence in various fields of life.


COAS said that there was the need for youth engagement, development and entertainment as essential cardinals of a healthy and prosperous society.


On the occasion, Arshad Nadeem expressed gratitude and endorse that there was immense potential in Pakistan. He stressed the importance of hard work, positivity and perseverance in overcoming challenges to achieve success.


 

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