Former Olympians Hassan Sardar and Islahuddin to co-chair skilled growth
ISLAMABAD:
The Pakistan Hockey Federation (PHF) has introduced the formation of an adhoc Governance and Administration Committee in what it described as a structural shift geared toward modernising administration and elevating requirements of the nationwide sport.
As a part of the overhaul, former Olympians Hassan Sardar and Islahuddin will co-chair a newly created Skilled Improvement Committee tasked with overseeing nationwide staff choice, specialised coaching protocols and setting efficiency benchmarks for coaches and gamers.
The long-term administration construction can be chosen by a Skilled Advisory Committee, additionally co-chaired by Sardar and Islahuddin, with extra members to be appointed in session with the 2 former gamers.
The PHF stated it had separated company governance, advertising and marketing and useful resource mobilisation from technical hockey operations to make sure specialised oversight.
The newly appointed governance committee members embrace Capt. Farrukh Atique (HR and Finance), Shakeel Shah, a Member of Customs (Departmental Coordination and Outreach), Amir Ibrahim, CEO of Jazz (Company and Advertising Assist), Ghulam Ali Mallah, Government Director of IBCC (College and School Sports activities Promotion), and Brig. (Retd) Akmal Aziz (Providers and Institutional Coordination).
All members will serve on an honorary foundation.
“That is an interim roadmap to right the path. There isn’t any shortcut for fulfillment, however clear path and seriousness of effort can be seen,” a PHF spokesperson stated.
“We’ll mobilise all establishments to attach hockey on the grass roots stage,” the spokesperson added.
The reforms, the federation stated, underline its dedication to transparency {and professional} benefit because it seeks to revive Pakistan’s standing in worldwide hockey.
