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Pakistan Street Children Team Wins Hearts as Abdul Rafay Niazi Backs Young Football Heroes

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ISLAMABAD: A representative of Muslim Hands Hanif Akhunzada met with Abdul Rafay Niazi, Managing Director of Roze News and Editor of Daily The Patriot Newspaper, to discuss youth empowerment, football development, and the inspiring journey of the Pakistan Street Children Football Team in the ongoing Street Child World Cup.

During the meeting, Hanif Akhunzada presented the official team shirt of the Pakistan Street Children Football Team to Abdul Rafay Niazi as a gesture of appreciation and solidarity with the young players representing Pakistan at the international level. Abdul Rafay Niazi warmly received the jersey and appreciated the efforts being made to support vulnerable and street-connected children through sports, education, and youth development initiatives.

Speaking on the occasion, Abdul Rafay Niazi expressed his strong interest in football and highly praised the outstanding performances of the Pakistan Street Children Football Team in the Street Child World Cup. He congratulated the team on their recent victories and said their achievements have brought pride and recognition to Pakistan on the global stage.

He further stated that sports have the power to transform lives by giving hope, discipline, confidence, and opportunities to underprivileged children. He also appreciated the impactful work of Muslim Hands and the Maidan Project in empowering youth and promoting positive social change through football and community engagement.

Abdul Rafay Niazi extended his heartfelt best wishes and support to the Pakistan Street Children Football Team for the remainder of the Street Child World Cup campaign and hoped the team would continue making the nation proud through their dedication and determination.

The meeting concluded with a shared commitment to promoting positive stories of resilience, youth empowerment, and social impact through media and sports initiatives.

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Pakistan Street Children Team Wins Hearts as Abdul Rafay Niazi Backs Young Football Heroes

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ISLAMABAD: A representative of Muslim Hands Hanif Akhunzada met with Abdul Rafay Niazi, Managing Director of Roze News and Editor of Daily The Patriot Newspaper, to discuss youth empowerment, football development, and the inspiring journey of the Pakistan Street Children Football Team in the ongoing Street Child World Cup.

During the meeting, Hanif Akhunzada presented the official team shirt of the Pakistan Street Children Football Team to Abdul Rafay Niazi as a gesture of appreciation and solidarity with the young players representing Pakistan at the international level. Abdul Rafay Niazi warmly received the jersey and appreciated the efforts being made to support vulnerable and street-connected children through sports, education, and youth development initiatives.

Speaking on the occasion, Abdul Rafay Niazi expressed his strong interest in football and highly praised the outstanding performances of the Pakistan Street Children Football Team in the Street Child World Cup. He congratulated the team on their recent victories and said their achievements have brought pride and recognition to Pakistan on the global stage.

He further stated that sports have the power to transform lives by giving hope, discipline, confidence, and opportunities to underprivileged children. He also appreciated the impactful work of Muslim Hands and the Maidan Project in empowering youth and promoting positive social change through football and community engagement.

Abdul Rafay Niazi extended his heartfelt best wishes and support to the Pakistan Street Children Football Team for the remainder of the Street Child World Cup campaign and hoped the team would continue making the nation proud through their dedication and determination.

The meeting concluded with a shared commitment to promoting positive stories of resilience, youth empowerment, and social impact through media and sports initiatives.

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