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Pakistan to honor 10 sports stars with civil awards

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Pakistan to honor 10 sports stars with civil awards

ISLAMABAD: The Government of Pakistan has announced civil awards for several prominent figures in recognition of their outstanding contributions to sports. According to details, the honors will be conferred on 10 sports personalities, including former Pakistan cricket captain Shahid Afridi, who brought glory to the nation through their dedication, hard work and remarkable achievements on … Read more

PAF Commends Shehroze Kashif Over His Successful K2 Summit

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Shehroze Kashif K2 summit

Air Chief Marshal Zaheer Ahmed Babar Sidhu has felicitated Shehroze Kashif, who becomes the youngest mountaineer to summit K2, the world’s second-highest peak.

According to a statement by DGPR (Air Force), “Well done Shehroze Kashif !!! To become the youngest mountaineer to reach the summit of K2.”

Prime Minister Imran Khan also congratulated Kashif on his remarkable achievement.

According to Shehroze’s father Kashif Suliman, Shehroze climbed K2 at 8:10 this morning. Shehroze Kashif, 19, is the youngest climber to climb K2.

His father said that Shehroze Kashif has set a world record at 8,611 meters, with K2 being the second highest peak in the world.

Shehroze Kashif is the first Pakistani mountaineer to climb the world’s highest peak Mount Everest and the fourth-youngest climber in the world. ‘The Broad Boy’ climbed Mount Everest on May 11 two months ago.

Lahore-based Shehroze Kashif is also the youngest Pakistani climber to set a recording of climbing Pakistan’s fourth highest peak at 17 years old.

On the other hand, Several of Pakistan’s youngest climbers have been on K2 in recent days.

Sajid Ali Sadpara, who in 2019 became the youngest to climb K2 at the age of 20, is part of an excursion to the mountain to find the body of his father, Ali Sadpara, who went missing along with two other climbers in February this year.

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Shehroz Kashif, the young mountaineer To Be Appointed As Sports Board Punjab’s Youth Ambassador

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Shehroze Kashif

Shehroz Kashif, who became the first young mountaineer to conquer the world’s highest Mount Everest, has been appointed by Sports Board Punjab (SBP) as the Youth Ambassador.

A ceremony in this regard will be held at SBP E-Library Nishtar Park Sports Complex on June 7 (Monday). Shehroze Kashif will also be awarded a cash prize on this occasion.

Punjab Minister for Sports and Youth Affairs Rai Taimoor Khan Bhatti in a statement said that the whole nation is proud of talented youth like Shehroze.

“Our youngsters must take inspiration from Shehroze, who achieved great distinction at such a young age,” he added.

Note that at the age of just 19 years, Shehroz Kashif becomes the youngest Pakistani to summit Mt. Everest.

He reached the height of 8,848 meters to achieve the summit and set a world record of the youngest Pakistani to do so.

Note that the world’s highest mountain range, Mount Everest is 0.86m higher than had been previously officially calculated, Nepal and China had jointly announced.

Until then the countries had differed over whether to add the snow cap on top. The new height of Mount Everest is 8,848.86m.

Also, Prime Minister Imran Khan and President Dr Arif Alvi had commended Kashif over his remarkable achievement.

The tweet by Prime Minister’s Office (PMO) said, “Congratulations to 19-year old Shehroz Kashif on being the youngest Pakistani to climb #MountEverest the highest mountain in the world.”

Moreover, the President has praised the young climber for his achievement and also wished him good luck in the future.

“Congratulations @Shehrozekashif2 for becoming the youngest Pakistani to scale Mt Everest. We are proud of you. I remember your passionate intention to do so when you visited me in Presidency in Feb. I wish you good luck in the future, now that you have Mt Everest in the bag,” the tweet read.

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PM, President Commend Shehroz Kashif Over His Successful Mt. Everest Summit

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Shehroz Kashif Mt. Everest

Prime Minister Imran Khan and President Dr Arif Alvi have commended Shehroz Kashif, who became the first young mountaineer to conquer the world’s highest Mount Everest.

The tweet by Prime Minister’s Office (PMO) said, “Congratulations to 19-year old Shehroz Kashif on being the youngest Pakistani to climb #MountEverest the highest mountain in the world.”

Moreover, the President has praised the young climber over his achievement and also wished him good luck in the future.

“Congratulations @Shehrozekashif2 for becoming the youngest Pakistani to scale Mt Everest. We are proud of you. I remember your passionate intention to do so when you visited me in Presidency in Feb. I wish you good luck in the future, now that you have Mt Everest in the bag,” the tweet read.

At the age of just 19 years, Shehroz Kashif becomes the youngest Pakistani to summit Mt. Everest.

He reached the height of 8,848 meters to achieve the summit and set a world record of the youngest Pakistani to do so.

Note that the world’s highest mountain range, Mount Everest is 0.86m higher than had been previously officially calculated, Nepal and China had jointly announced.

Until then the countries had differed over whether to add the snow cap on top. The new height of Mount Everest is 8,848.86m.

China’s previous official measurement of 8,844.43m had put the mountain nearly four metres lower than Nepal’s. Everest stands on the border between China and Nepal and mountaineers climb it from both sides.

According to the officials at Nepal’s department of the survey, surveyors from both countries had coordinated to agree on the new height.

The debate over the actual height of the peak has intensified in recent years over concerns that it might have shrunk after a major earthquake in 2015.

However, disagreements have also focused on whether snow covering the summit should be included.

Earlier in 1990, an American survey used GPS technology to settle on 8,850 metres, with a two-metre margin of error, a height that became widely recognized.

Back in February 2021, Pakistan’s climbing hero Muhammad Ali Sadpara went missing with two other mountaineers, John Snorri from Iceland and Juan Pablo Mohr from Chile during their expedition towards the K2 summit on February 05.

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Shehroz Kashif Becomes Youngest Pakistani To Conquer Mt. Everest

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Shehroz Kashif

Pakistan’s Shehroz Kashif has become the first young mountaineer to conquer the world’s highest Mount Everest.

At the age of just 19 years, Shehroz Kashif becomes the youngest Pakistani to summit Mt. Everest.

He reached the height of 8,848 meters to achieve the summit and set a world record of the youngest Pakistani to do so.

Note that the world’s highest mountain range, Mount Everest is 0.86m higher than had been previously officially calculated, Nepal and China had jointly announced.

Until then the countries had differed over whether to add the snow cap on top. The new height of Mount Everest is 8,848.86m.

China’s previous official measurement of 8,844.43m had put the mountain nearly four metres lower than Nepal’s. Everest stands on the border between China and Nepal and mountaineers climb it from both sides.

According to the officials at Nepal’s department of the survey, surveyors from both countries had coordinated to agree on the new height.

The debate over the actual height of the peak has intensified in recent years over concerns that it might have shrunk after a major earthquake in 2015.

However, disagreements have also focused on whether snow covering the summit should be included.

Earlier in 1990, an American survey used GPS technology to settle on 8,850 metres, with a two-metre margin of error, a height that became widely recognized.

Back in February 2021, Pakistan’s climbing hero Muhammad Ali Sadpara went missing with two other mountaineers, John Snorri from Iceland and Juan Pablo Mohr from Chile during their expedition towards the K2 summit on February 05.

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