Defence Minister Khawaja Asif acknowledges Mohsin Nawaz’s achievements in shooting

TTS Report :

Defence Minister Khawaja Asif has congratulated Pakistani long-range shooter Mohsin Nawaz for his success in the world of F-Class shooting.

Nawaz’s name has become well-known internationally, and his hard work has now earned him Pakistan’s prestigious Tamgha-e-Imtiaz. This is the first time an athlete in the shooting sports category has received such an honor in Pakistan.

During the meeting, the Defense Minister acknowledged Nawaz’s significant influence on Pakistan’s sports landscape. He pointed out that Nawaz’s achievements have brought much-needed attention to shooting sports, a discipline that has not received widespread focus in the country.

Nawaz’s success on the international stage, particularly his strong finishes in European tournaments, has helped raise the profile of the sport in Pakistan. His steady performance in global competitions has played a key role in positioning Pakistan as a notable presence in long-range shooting sports globally. Khawaja Asif also praised Nawaz for his role in promoting a positive sports culture in Pakistan.

Nawaz’s achievements go beyond his personal success. He has shown the importance of discipline, focus, and mental strength in competitive sports. “The efforts of Nawaz can encourage other young athletes to take up shooting sports, a field that requires a unique set of skills and dedication.”

In addition to his prowess as a long-range shooter, Mohsin Nawaz’s background as a sports psychologist has played a key role in his success. Nawaz is currently studying unique and emerging fields such as emotional well-being in sports and the psychological challenges faced by athletes. These are crucial areas that have often been overlooked in Pakistan’s sporting landscape.

The Defense Minister emphasized how these fields, which focus on mental health and emotional resilience in athletes, are vital to the development of sports in Pakistan. He said that Nawaz’s efforts in these domains will undoubtedly contribute to the country’s sporting growth, helping athletes perform better both physically and mentally. Nawaz’s work in this area could be a game-changer for sports in Pakistan, opening up new avenues for future athletes.