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Gen Asim Munir appreciates national hockey team’s performance in Azlan Shah Cup

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RAWALPINDI:  Chief of Army Staff (COAS) General Asim Munir received the Pakistan Hockey team players at General Headquarters (GHQ) Rawalpindi, here on Friday.

As per the ISPR statement, during the interaction with Pakistan Hockey team, the Army Chief commended the team for their outstanding performance, stating, “The hockey team has brought immense pride to the nation, and we are committed to providing them with comprehensive support to ensure their continued success.”

He extended his best wishes to the players for their future endeavors.

The meeting was also attended by President Pakistan Hockey Federation (PHF) Tariq Hussain and other PHF officials.

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The President of Pakistan Hockey Federation (PHF) expressed gratitude to the Army Chief for the opportunity to meet and interact with the team.

It is recalled that Pakistan reached the final of the Azlan Shah Cup 2024 for the first time in 13 years. The Team Green bagged silver after losing final game to Japan.

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