PISHIN | Commissioner Pishin Division Qaim Lashari has pledged continued support for young athletes, saying talented youth must be provided with proper training, facilities and opportunities to compete at provincial, national and international levels.
Pishin commissioner honors silver medalists of 26th National Wushu Kung Fu Championship, calls for greater sports opportunities and youth development
Addressing a ceremony organized by the DC Young Pishin Wushu Kung Fu International Academy, Lashari emphasized the importance of sports in promoting discipline, physical fitness and self-confidence while keeping young people away from drugs and harmful activities.
He said the academy was established during his tenure as Deputy Commissioner Pishin to provide local youth with a platform for martial arts training and competitive sports.
The commissioner presented medals and appreciation certificates to athletes who won silver medals at the 26th National Wushu Kung Fu Championship 2026, held in Faisalabad, Punjab.
Congratulating the medalists, he said their achievements demonstrated Pishin’s sporting potential and highlighted the need for sustained institutional support.
Academy President Malik Mohib Tareen appreciated Lashari’s contribution to the academy’s development and continued encouragement of young athletes.
Representatives of the Balochistan Wushu Association and district sports organizations also attended the ceremony, calling for improved training facilities and greater participation in competitive events.
Lashari reaffirmed his commitment to supporting sports initiatives that help young people develop their abilities and represent Balochistan at higher levels.
