Pakistan will participate in World Cycling Center Korea

Pakistan Cycling Federation (PCF) has announced its participation in World Cycling Center (WCC) Korea and in this regard Cycling Two Pakistani women associated with South Korea will go to the capital of Seoul.

A press release issued by the Pakistan Cycling Federation said that cycling coach Mahim Tariq from Lyari area of ​​Karachi and cyclist Anisa will represent Pakistan at the World Cycling Center in Seoul, South Korea on July 4, 2024. Will depart from Lahore.

According to the statement, Coach Maham will attend the UCI Level-II training program, which will further enhance her coaching skills, while Aneesa will demonstrate her cycling skills at an international training course.

It was further said that Mahim Tariq performed brilliantly in the World Special Olympics held in Germany, where he coached the children of Pakistan and under his guidance the special children won four gold medals, four silver medals and two bronze medals. live

Pakistan Cycling Federation President Syed Azhar Ali Shah expressed his best wishes to Maham Tariq and Anisa and reiterated the Federation’s commitment to provide full opportunities to female athletes while stressing the importance of their development in the sport.

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They said: ‘We are proud to support our female athletes and coaches, ensuring they have access to the best training and competitive opportunities.’

Azhar Ali Shah added that ‘Maham and Anisa’s participation in WCC is a testament to our dedication to their development and success.’

He further informed that all the expenses of this program will be borne by the Korean Cycling Federation.

He thanked Mr. Edward, President of Korean Cycling Federation and Director of WCC Korea, for continuously providing training opportunities for Pakistani cyclists and coaches over the past few years.

According to Azhar Ali: ‘Pakistan Cycling Federation is confident that this opportunity will further enhance the skills and experience of our athletes and contribute positively to the future of cycling in Pakistan.’