Saturday 9 June 2018

Pakistan Karate coach Farhad Shinwari selected for Japan Karate festival



Ashrafuddin Pirzada

LANDIKOTAL: Pakistan's team Martial Arts coach and former Asian champion Farhad Shinwari selected for Karate Dream Festival starting from June 23 in Tokyo Japan.

 Farhad Shinwari,belonging to Landikotal, would represent Pakistan National team as technical official and would attend seminars and official meetings scheduled in Japan to discuss the newly introduced rules and terminology of World Karate Organization (WKO) .

Talking to The News in a function arranged to honor the Pakistani Karate officials Farhad said that he would lead a nine-member team included of players and officials.

He said during the Karate Dream Festival Pakistani Players would also participate in the international Karate chaimpion in five weight categories.He said Pakistani paayers were well-prepared and would bring medals.

The former chaimpion said during their trip Pakistani Martial Art officials would also take part in an important martial arts advance methodology trainings in Japan.

Farhad Shinwari said it was a precious opportunity for Pakistsni Karate players and officials to adopt modern martial arts techniques.

He said they worked hard with the young players who started participating in international competitions and won name for Pakistsn.

Farhad said Japan is the legandary place where they love to seek new rules and techniques introduced in Karate.

Farhad lamented the government for ignoring Karate players. He said private sponsors always ignored to provide the Karate players financial assistance.He said government and sponsers should come forward and support the Karate game which brought medals for Pakistan in the past few years.

He appealed from the Governor Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Zafar Iqbal Jhagra and Political agent of Khyber agency Islam Zeb to provide moral and economical assistance to the Karate squad selected for japan festival.

Shinwari said in the past few years they represented Pakistan in Kazakhstan, Korea and Malaysia in the past few years and brought medals for Pakistsn.



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