Col Nabeel Ahmed Rana has officially taken charge as the President of the Pakistan Taekwondo Federation (PTF) after meetings of the Executive Committee and General Council held in Islamabad.
His appointment was proposed by former PTF President Lt Col (R) Raja Wasim Ahmed and received unanimous approval from representatives of all provinces, departments, and services. This consensus reflects the strong unity and support within the federation for his leadership.
During his address to the council, Col Nabeel emphasized his dedication to the growth and development of taekwondo in Pakistan. He highlighted the need for improved governance within the federation and expressed his commitment to creating an environment that supports athletes at all levels.
Col Nabeel also underlined his goal of promoting better international representation for Pakistani taekwondo, ensuring the country’s athletes can compete effectively on the global stage.
He assured the council that his leadership would focus on strengthening all aspects of the sport, from grassroots development to elite performance.
Col Nabeel’s vision includes providing more opportunities for training, improving facilities, and implementing programs that help athletes achieve their full potential. His appointment is seen as a positive step toward fostering a professional and organized framework for taekwondo in Pakistan.
The council members expressed optimism about the future of the federation under Col Nabeel’s guidance, noting his experience, dedication, and passion for the sport.
With his leadership, the Pakistan Taekwondo Federation aims to achieve new heights in both national and international arenas while promoting unity, discipline, and excellence among athletes and stakeholders alike.
