Pakistan earned a moment of pride as Aroosha Saeed clinched a bronze medal in the women’s 57kg kurash category at the ongoing Islamic Solidarity Games in Riyadh, marking Pakistan’s first medal in the event.
According to the 24NewsHD TV channel, displaying exceptional skill, determination, and resilience, Aroosha competed against some of the world’s top kurash athletes, securing a hard-fought victory that brought honour to the nation.
Her success reflects the growing presence of Pakistani women in international martial and traditional sports.
Aroosha’s performance was widely praised for its discipline and strength, proving once again that Pakistani women are capable of excelling on the global stage.
This achievement is not only a personal milestone for Aroosha but also a significant moment for Pakistan’s sports community, symbolising the country’s emerging potential in competitive martial arts.
Arusha Saeed displayed exceptional skill,strength and determination,competing against some of the top Kurash players of the world and proving her talent on one of the most competitive international stages.
The Pakistan Kurash Team was led by Muhammad Saad as Head Coach with Muhammad Rafique and Shahzaib Nawaz contributing to the athlete’s rigorous training and preparation.
Their teamwork and commitment were instrumental in achieving this success. Nawab Furqan Khan,Representative of Kurash in Pakistan by the International Kurash Association (IKA), extended his heartfelt congratulations to Arusha Saeed, her coaches and the entire team.
Nawab praised their dedication and emphasized that this medal not only brings pride to Pakistan but also highlights the emerging potential of Pakistani athletes in traditional and martial sports worldwide.
He further added that Arusha’s inspiring performance will encourage young women across Pakistan to pursue their dreams and participate in international sports events with confidence and passion.