MULTAN: South Punjab is on the brink of making history as the vibrant city gears up to host the opening match between Pakistan and Nepal of the Asia Cup on Wednesday (tomorrow).
The Additional Chief Secretary (ACS) of South Punjab, Capt. (Rtd) Saqib Zafar, expressed deep pride in this significant moment for the region. This international cricket event is set to elevate the standing of Multan, often referred to as the City of Saints, to even loftier heights.
The convergence of cricket celebrities, dignitaries, and international media representatives in Multan has turned the city into a global focal point.
As the stage is meticulously set, excitement is palpable, with Multan poised to shine brightly on the global stage, celebrating the exhilarating sport that bridges nations.
Arrangements for Asia Cup Matches
Capt. (Rtd) Saqib Zafar commended the comprehensive planning and arrangements, assuring the public that the district administration has meticulously coordinated security measures, traffic routes, and parking logistics. He emphasized the indispensable role of each citizen and called for unity and cooperation with the security agencies.
He welcomed international cricket tournaments in Multan saying these events herald a new era of sporting enthusiasm, igniting a passion for the game that transcends borders and unites communities.
Approaching the dawn of August 30, Multan stands on the threshold of history, ready to carve a deeper mark in the realm of cricket excellence.
Capt. (Rtd) Saqib Zafar highlighted the regional significance of such events, saying, “They are positioned to usher in a fresh era of sporting zeal, fostering a love for the game that knows no boundaries and brings people together.”
