Pakistan’s exceptional visually impaired archer, Dr. Bakhtawar Khalid Kayani, is set to create waves at the prestigious IBSA World Games 2023.
The stage is set for her remarkable performance on the international platform as she participates in Birmingham on August 24, marking today as a day for the records.
Being the solitary female archer not only from Pakistan but from the entire Asian continent, Bakhtawar’s extraordinary journey stands as a true testament to her unbreakable determination.
As a historic achievement, she proudly carries the flag of Pakistan, representing the aspirations of her nation, at this grand event.
For the 30-year-old archer belonging to the V-2 category, the path leading to the IBSA World Games has been paved with unwavering commitment and personal sacrifices.
Her presence at this prestigious sporting event is the culmination of several years of unwavering dedication and persistence.
With her bow poised and her spirits reaching new heights, she is fully prepared to enthrall the audience and make an everlasting impact on the global archery stage.
The 2023 World Games serves as an immense platform for visually impaired athletes to showcase their talents. With participants from as many as 70 nations competing across a diverse range of sports, including archery, chess, cricket, blind football, and more, this event stands as a true celebration of the boundless potential of the human spirit.
Taking place once every four years, the IBSA World Games hold a position of great honor on the global sporting calendar, standing shoulder to shoulder with the esteemed Paralympic Games.
Bakhtawar’s journey is not an isolated one. Pakistan’s men’s blind cricket team is also on the cusp of etching its name in the Games, adding another remarkable chapter to the nation’s rich sporting heritage. This collective effort stands as a beacon of inspiration for future generations of Pakistani athletes.