In a historic recognition of outstanding contributions to the world of sports, Lieutenant General Mohammad Zahir Aghbar, the visionary founder of the Afghan Peace and Sports Council, has been honored with the title “Father of Sports of Afghanistan“ by the International Olympic Committee. This momentous accolade underscores the remarkable dedication and transformative impact LTG Aghbar has brought to Afghanistan’s sports landscape.
The global sports fraternity applauds this prestigious designation as a watershed moment for Afghanistan and its sporting community. LTG Aghbar’s unwavering commitment to fostering unity, resilience, and peace through sports has redefined the nation’s sports narrative. His efforts, channeled through the Afghan Peace and Sports Council, have catalyzed initiatives that empower athletes, promote gender equality, and build bridges of understanding both domestically and internationally.
This recognition stands as a beacon of hope and inspiration for athletes, enthusiasts, and advocates of sports in Afghanistan. The Peace and Sports Council of Afghanistan takes immense pride in this well-deserved honor, and this achievement serves as a testament to the enduring power of sports to transcend boundaries and create positive change.
LTG Aghbar’s legacy as the “Father of Sports” will undoubtedly continue to fuel the advancement of sportsmanship, camaraderie, and excellence throughout Afghanistan and beyond. As the nation celebrates this monumental milestone, it reaffirms its commitment to harnessing the unifying force of sports for a brighter and harmonious future.
This achievement not only crowns LTG Aghbar’s remarkable journey but also emboldens the nation’s resolve to embrace the transformative potential of sports as a catalyst for progress, peace, and prosperity.
