Sindh is hosting the National Games 2025 after an 18-year gap, with Karachi playing host to more than 11,000 athletes from across Pakistan. The event marks a significant milestone in the country’s sporting history, bringing together talent from all provinces to compete in various disciplines.
The games will be inaugurated by Chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari, reflecting the provincial government’s focus on promoting sports, youth engagement, and national unity. Karachi’s KMC Sports Complex, which has recently been rehabilitated and modernized, will host events including swimming, athletics, and team sports.
Athletes from provinces such as Punjab, Balochistan, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, and Gilgit-Baltistan will participate, showcasing their skills in competitions ranging from track and field to indoor sports. The National Games serve as a platform to identify emerging talent for national and international competitions, encouraging young athletes to pursue professional sports.
Officials say hosting the games after nearly two decades highlights Sindh’s commitment to improving sports infrastructure, including upgraded training facilities, stadiums, and athlete accommodations. The event also emphasizes fostering a culture of health, fitness, and teamwork among youth nationwide.
The National Games 2025 are expected to not only revive competitive sports in Pakistan but also strengthen unity and pride across provinces. With thousands of participants and spectators, Karachi is set to become a hub of athletic energy and celebration for the coming weeks.
