Pakistan has a reason to celebrate as a young Pakistani rider achieved a remarkable victory at the 54th Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Camel Racing Festival in Sharjah. The 18 year old, a Dubai based engineering student, won the Youth Camel Race by defeating top Arab competitors in a sport deeply rooted in Arab tradition.
The race took place at the Al Dhaid Camel Racing Track, where participants competed over a challenging 2 kilometer course. Starting from sixth position, the Pakistani youngster showed exceptional focus and determination. With strong control and timing, he steadily overtook other riders and crossed the finish line first in just 3 minutes and 47 seconds.
His outstanding performance earned him the prestigious Golden Camel Trophy along with prize money of 50,000 dirhams. The victory has been described as historic, as camel racing holds great cultural and traditional importance in the Arab world, and local competitors usually dominate the sport.
The win has brought pride to Pakistan and joy to the Pakistani community in the UAE. Many have praised the young rider for his discipline, hard work, and confidence under pressure. His success highlights the growing presence of Pakistani talent in diverse fields beyond traditional sports.
Officials and spectators at the festival applauded his performance, calling it one of the most exciting youth races of the event. The Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Camel Racing Festival is one of the most prestigious events in the region, attracting skilled riders from across the Arab world.
This achievement stands as a powerful reminder that talent knows no borders. The young rider’s victory not only made Pakistan proud but also showed that dedication and courage can break cultural barriers and create history.
