In a recent interview with Umer Cheema on the ‘Talkshock’ program, Azaz Syed passionately emphasized the urgent need for fostering the growth of football in Pakistan. Citing the immense enthusiasm among the country’s youth for this global sport, Syed highlighted the critical steps necessary to propel its development.
Syed expressed concern over the absence of a federal sports minister, underscoring that the responsibility now lies directly with Prime Minister Anwar Kakar. He urged the Prime Minister to take decisive action, calling for general elections across the country and, notably, elections within the football association.
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“Nowadays, there is no minister heading the federal sports ministry,” Syed remarked, emphasizing the need for immediate attention to this crucial area. He implored citizens to actively engage in the promotion of football, urging them to be part of history by contributing to its advancement.
Speaking directly to the public, Syed passionately called on individuals to participate actively, stating, “Play your part in the promotion of football and write your name in history.” He added a personal touch to his appeal, noting that the Prime Minister’s young son also harbors a fondness for football.
The plea for immediate action in reviving football’s prominence in Pakistan comes at a time when the sport holds significant appeal among the country’s youth. Syed’s advocacy aims to harness this widespread interest, channeling it into concrete steps that can drive the sport forward.
With the absence of a dedicated sports minister, the onus now falls on Prime Minister Anwar Kakar to spearhead the rejuvenation of football in the nation. Syed’s call for action resonates not only with football enthusiasts but also with those who recognize the sport’s potential to unite and inspire the nation’s youth.
As Syed’s impassioned plea gains traction, eyes turn toward the Prime Minister’s office, awaiting proactive measures that could potentially redefine the landscape of football in Pakistan and, in turn, harness the passion of the country’s young generation for this beloved global game.
