Deputy Chairman Senate of Pakistan, Syedal Khan Nasir, attended the closing ceremony of the Ali Embroidery Mills International Junior Tennis Championship as Chief Guest and called the event a reflection of Pakistan’s youthful spirit, resilience, and growing global sporting potential.
The tournament, organized by the Pakistan Tennis Federation (PTF), drew national-level players, coaches, and families from across the country. In his address, Syedal Khan Nasir lauded Aisam-ul-Haq Qureshi, President PTF, for his distinguished service to tennis and for bringing international recognition to Pakistan. He noted that Mr Qureshi’s visionary leadership and mentorship have strengthened tennis from the grassroots up.
The Deputy Chairman also commended Salim Saifullah Khan for providing institutional stability and strategic direction, crediting him for helping elevate Pakistan Tennis Federation’s standing. He proudly highlighted that Pakistan has moved from Group C to Group A in global rankings — a historic leap underscoring national dedication and young athletes’ skill.
He emphasized that the Government and Parliament remain committed to youth and sports development through infrastructure, institutional backing, and new opportunities. Seeing players from Balochistan, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, South Punjab, and Sindh, he said, proves that Pakistan’s sports talent extends across all provinces.
“Sports are not just about victory or defeat,” he told the participants, “they teach discipline, honesty, tolerance, and character.” He urged young athletes to consider themselves Pakistan’s ambassadors, adding, “Your success is Pakistan’s success.”
Concluding, Syedal Khan Nasir expressed confidence that under the Federation’s professional management, tennis will continue to flourish and enhance Pakistan’s international profile. He thanked organizers, coaches, and parents for their tireless support, praying that “Allah bless Pakistan with progress, prosperity, peace, and success.”
Senate Deputy Chairman Highlights Unity and Development at National Workshop Balochistan
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Deputy Chairman Senate Syedal Khan Nasir, addressing participants of the National Workshop Balochistan (17th Session), reaffirmed that the Senate of Pakistan stands as the truest symbol of the federation — ensuring equal provincial representation and promoting national unity.
Speaking at a reception held for the workshop participants, he congratulated the organizers and commended the initiative for fostering understanding of Balochistan’s challenges and exploring durable solutions. He said such programs strengthen national cohesion and enhance cooperation among provinces.
Syedal Khan Nasir underscored that Balochistan’s development remains a central focus of the Senate’s legislative agenda. He cited ongoing committee work addressing education, employment, infrastructure, and social welfare, all aimed at empowering Balochistan’s people and ensuring equitable access to national resources.
Paying tribute to the sacrifices and contributions of the province’s people, he stated, “The development of Balochistan is synonymous with the development of Pakistan.” He stressed that a strong federation is one where every province has a voice in decision-making and an equal stake in progress.
The Deputy Chairman highlighted that the National Workshop Balochistan plays a crucial role in preparing future leaders by giving them deeper insight into governance, policy, and institutional function. “You are the builders of tomorrow,” he said. “Use the knowledge gained here to serve your communities and strengthen Pakistan.”
Concluding his remarks, he expressed hope that such initiatives would continue to promote inclusion, unity, and stability across the federation. He prayed for enduring peace, prosperity, and solidarity in Pakistan, ending with an emphatic declaration: “Pakistan Paindabad!”
