Sindh Senior Minister Sharjeel Inam Memon handed over a cheque of Rs30 million on behalf of the Sindh government to Adnan Asad, an official of Sindh Squash Champion, to support the Under-23 World Squash Championship.

This investment aims to attract international players to Karachi, enhance Pakistan’s global image, and promote sports tourism.

During a press conference, Memon, alongside Secretary Sports Abdul Aleem Lashari and Sindh Squash Champion official Adnan Asad, revealed that players from 35 countries, including female participants from 22 countries, will compete in the event. The championship will be broadcast live in 80 countries, showcasing Karachi as an ideal sports destination.

Memon emphasized the Sindh government’s commitment to providing sports facilities and promoting sports among the youth. He highlighted that the championship winner will receive a $60,000 prize and invited international players to experience Pakistan’s hospitality.

Adnan Asad expressed gratitude for the government’s support, calling the event a historic opportunity for Pakistan. He encouraged private companies to assist financially disadvantaged players in acquiring necessary equipment.