We want to see our young generation on par with developed countries through super learning programs and mind games, says Dr. Fehmida Mirza

ISLAMABAD: Federal Minister for Inter-Provincial Coordination Dr Fehmida Mirza has said that she wants to see her young generation on par with developed countries through super-learning programs and mind games, she said during a meeting with the winning Pakistani team and their coach Sania Alam, he assured that the Pakistan Sports Board would take all possible steps to promote mind games in the country. Mohsin Mushtaq, Secretary, Ministry of Inter-Provincial Coordination and Imran Mahmood, Joint Secretary, Ministry of Inter-Provincial Coordination were also present on the occasion. Congratulating the winning team, the Federal Minister also presented certificates and shields to the winning women players. Can set a high standard of mental development through mind games at the national level.

Earlier, the coach of the winning team Sania Alam said that in this World Championship which has been going on for 29 years, the Pakistani team broke all previous records and our talented girls won 13 medals in Mind Mapping, Memory Development and Speed Reading to make Pakistan the World Champion. We are thankful to Allah Almighty for this. It should be noted that this World Championship was attended by more than 300 athletes from 16 countries.