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ISLAMABAD, Dec 1 (APP):Chairman Prime Minister’s Youth Programme Rana Mashhood Ahmad Khan congratulated Pakistan Army’s three athletes who won bronze medals at the World Fitness Challenge & Bodybuilding Championship held in Khobar, Saudi Arabia.
The championship saw competitors from 57 countries in the men’s events and 18 countries in the women’s events, where Pakistan impressed with skill, strength, and discipline.
The medalists included Sadaf Siddiqui, who won the bronze medal in the Women’s Masters category. Hawaldar Maqbool Ahmed secured bronze in the Men’s Individual Masters event and Inamullah claimed the bronze medal in the Men’s Seniors category.
Rana Mashhood said the athletes displayed “exceptional resilience and unmatched focus” throughout the championship.
He added, “Whether in war or on the playground, our soldiers emerge as winners,” emphasizing that Pakistan’s strength shines both in uniform and in competition.
He praised the Army’s tradition of excellence and said the achievement has lifted the nation’s pride.
The medals have once again highlighted Pakistan’s presence on the global sports stage.
“These young athletes are role models for every Pakistani,” he said.
He noted that their dedication reflects the spirit and talent of the country’s youth.
Rana Mashhood said the victory is a powerful reminder of what Pakistani athletes can achieve with hard work and passion.
“Their courage, consistency, and commitment shine through every medal,” he added.
The nation continues to celebrate the three bronze medalists, who have raised Pakistan’s flag with honour and reminded the world that the country’s defenders are also champions beyond the battlefield.