Dove Presents the First National Women's Volleyball Tournament, by Essa Labs
The Pakistan Volleyball Federation, Dr. Essa Laboratory, and Empower Sports Academy are happy to announce first-ever 1st National Women’s Volleyball Tournament. This significant event, which is attract more than 60 teams and 600 individuals from all over Pakistan, will begin in Karachi on December 16, 2024. Sharjeel Memon, the senior provincial minister of Sindh, has promised his full support for program. Key figures support the initiative.
News conference held at Karachi Gymkhana was joined by many renowned personalities including Chief Guest Sharzil Memon, Senator Khushbakht Shujaat, Hana Farhan Essa, Alisha Junaid, Malka Junaid and Dr Nayyar Jabeen who made the announcement. Malka Junaid, President of Empower Sports Academy. From two years, we are working on training our girls, hiring professional coaches and even visiting with national team to Italy and Turkey to gain international gratitude, she said. We want to growth our players at early stage and provide them capability and chance to strive on international stage, including the Olympics.
Government and community engagement
Sharjeel Memon praised collective efforts of the volleyball federation and sponsors. Women empowerment has always top priority for Sindh government and the PPP. This occasion indication our dedication, he said, promising unwavering support for success of the tournament. The prize distribution was publicized by Senator Khushbakht Shujaat, who is advisor for tournament, with 300,000 PKR to be awarded finalists and Rs 500,000 to give the winning team. On concerns over girls' access to remote locations, she was hopeful. Village girls are strong to learn and get involved. We can urge them to take the phase and leave their imprint if we give them enough publicity and support, she continued. Conclusions and perspectives
The National Coaching Center-PSB in Karachi will welcome the championship, on December 23, 2024. This tournament is a stage in the way of giving young women sports.
This tournament aims to make supportable chances for young women to excel in sports, education and leadership, said Alisha Junaid, CEO of Empower Sports Academy. We want to motivate next generation of female athletes to win medals Internationally.
Hana Farhan Essa, Director of Essa Labs, expressed her excitement to sponsor the event: We trust there is countless power in women's empowerment and well-being. We hope that this competitive event will inspire young women to overcome the disability and create a more comprehensive and healthy future.
Empower Sports Academy
The California Empower Sports Academy is a 501 (C) non -profit organization (3) with Pakistan's recording number (E828806). In addition to emerging young athletes, Academy struggles to encourage inclusivity and happiness across country, grow leadership skills and expand sporting options for women.
