The provincial government of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa has announced plans to open the very first sports school in the area, which is a significant step toward promoting sports in the area. To help the province’s athletes and sportspeople, the school will put a strong emphasis on teaching skills in coaching, refereeing, and other areas of sport.
Atif Khan, the provincial minister for sports and youth affairs, made the declaration during a ceremony marking the opening of new squash courts at Frontier College for Women in Peshawar. In an effort to resurrect sports in the area, the minister claimed that the government, led by Tehreek-e-Insaf, has made significant investments in the sports sector and granted it the position of an industry.
The government has a larger plan to build numerous sports facilities, squash courts, and gymnasiums throughout the province, with a budget of billions. The school, which is to be the first of its sort in Pakistan, is a part of that plan. 20 squash courts would be constructed across the province as part of this project.
Several well-known individuals, including Frontier College Principal Miss Roshan, Squash Legend Qamar Zaman, John Sher Khan, Muhabullah, and Squash Legend Qamar Zaman, participated in the ceremony. The college’s principal thanked the government for building a squash court there and noted that Frontier College had turned out some of the best players in the province and the nation.
Along with the squash court at Frontier College, other courts were inaugurated on the same day, including those at Government College Peshawar, Government Girls High School Lady Griffith, Shaheed Benazir Bhutto Woman Squash Courts of University Peshawar, and Government High School Nave Clay.
With these steps, Pakistan is hoped to be able to reclaim its former position in squash and other sports. By giving aspiring athletes the necessary education and training, the creation of the sports institution will be essential to achieving this objective.
