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Pakistan plans nationwide golf expansion to boost sports and tourism

The government announces new measures to introduce golf across cities outside Islamabad following the Movenpick Golf Cup.

Pakistan plans nationwide golf expansion to boost sports and tourism

Pakistan is set to expand golf beyond the federal capital with new government measures aimed at introducing and promoting the sport in cities across the country. Prime Minister's Adviser on Tourism Sardar Yasir Ilyas Khan announced the nationwide initiative during the Movenpick Golf Cup at Margalla Greens Golf Club in Islamabad on Sunday.

Sardar Yasir stated that the promotional drive aligns with Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif's broader vision of fostering tourism and athletic culture throughout Pakistan. He noted that golf is among the most popular disciplines globally and warrants greater governmental focus to increase accessibility and public participation domestically.

Highlighting the broader objectives of the initiative, the adviser announced that the Movenpick Golf Cup will now become an annual fixture on the national sporting calendar. He emphasized that outstanding individual performances will be formally recognized and encouraged to cultivate a competitive environment among local athletes.

The tournament attracted leading domestic golfers alongside members of the diplomatic corps, creating a platform for athletic engagement and international relationship-building. General Manager Nicolas Verdun praised the initiative, pointing to the value of high-profile sporting gatherings in enhancing global engagement within Pakistan.

The well-attended event featured several prominent figures, including Pakistan Tennis Federation President Aisam-ul-Haq Qureshi, Wing Commander Khokhar, and other notable personalities. Participants and organizers expressed optimism that regular tournaments and structured development programs will successfully broaden the sport's appeal nationwide.

In the diplomatic gross division, Trang Thang claimed the championship title, while Colonel Norey Pan Othman finished second and Eric secured third place. Meanwhile, the diplomatic net category saw Shoshi take first place, ahead of Train, with Do and Tai also delivering strong performances.

In the overall gross competition, Commander Rizwan Rashid captured first place, followed by Captain Alam in second and Zia Khan in third. The competitive net category concluded with Nadeem Abbasi taking the title, Dr Amir Khawaja finishing as runner-up, and Taimur Hassan rounding out the podium in third place.

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