Sarmad Shabab awarded prestigious UCI Elite Diploma
ISLAMABAD: The Pakistan Cycling Federation (PCF) is proud to announce a landmark achievement in the nation’s technical sports landscape. Sarmad Shabab, a dedicated cycling official, has officially been awarded the Elite National Commissaire Diploma by the Union Cycliste Internationale (UCI).
The qualification took place in the Philippines, where Shabab participated in the rigorous UCI Elite National Commissaire Course held on the sidelines of the Asian Track Cycling Championships. His journey was not merely academic; Shabab demonstrated his practical expertise by performing high-level officiating duties during the international championships.
Through a combination of technical competence and professional dedication, Shabab successfully met the elite standards of the UCI, the world governing body for sports cycling.
This achievement is a moment of immense pride for Pakistan. It signifies that the country is not only focused on athlete development and infrastructure but is also committed to mastering the technical governance and officiating standards required on the world stage.
The Pakistan Cycling Federation views this qualification as a strategic milestone. “Sarmad Shabab’s success reflects our ongoing mission to integrate Pakistani officials into the global cycling framework,” a spokesperson for the PCF stated.
By building a roster of internationally recognized experts, the PCF continues to enhance the credibility of Pakistani cycling and ensures that the nation’s technical capacity keeps pace with its growing athletic ambitions.
