Female mountaineer Naila scales peaks, shatters ceilings for Pakistan’s pride | Sports

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When Dawn was broken on May 24, 2025, at an unforgivable meeting of Kanchajanga, Pakistan’s green and white flags flashed into the Himalayan air. It was not just another achievement of the climber. It was a history in making. The country’s most successful female mountaineer, Nila Kayani, has just summarized the third highest mountain in the world at a length of 8.586 meters.

Along with this, she became the first Pakistani woman to conquer 12 of the 14 eight thousand people in the world – an elite club of the mountains that test not only physical tolerance but also mental and emotional strength. But the story of Nil is not just about heights – it’s about broken obstacles, pursuit of dreams, and passion, passion, flexibility and national pride.

Make a mountaineer

Blue Kayani is far from a height mountaineer’s stereotype. She is an anerospace engineer, an investment banker, IT entrepreneur and the mother of two. Born in Pakistan and raised, they moved to the United Arab Emirates, but never linked her home or her mountainous dreams.

His climbing journey began in 2021 with Geshberm II. In less than four years, she has climbed 12 of the 14 peaks above 8,000 meters, which includes 2 of the sewerage, Everest, Loothsi, Pinna Purna, Macalo, and the latest increase, cinnamon. Such a sharp and determined increase in a male -influenced game speaks of the amount of discipline and courage.

More than the mountains: a mission of meaning

While its summit is breaking the ground, its purpose is to. The campaigns for porter rights, mountain cleaning and environmental protection reflect the deep rooted ethics of the responsible climb. After the tragic death of Pakistani porter Mohammad Hassan Shagri on K -2, blue demanded for security reforms and maximum identification of local auxiliary staff who endanger their lives in every campaign.

She too makes a sculpture to empower. “This summit is not just a personal milestone,” he said after conquering Kanchanginga, “This is a message for every girl and woman ahead of Pakistan and: you are much stronger than thinking.”

Its voice resonates especially in a society where women’s opportunities are often limited. Through his encouragement and success, he has emerged as a light of hope and ambition.

The power behind the climbing

There is no great success in isolation. The Border Foundation is behind the success of the blue.

Member of the Board of Governors in Bard, Mehreen Dawood, summarized this. “Nil represents the spirit that we aim to uplift, courage and dare to pursue a dedicated achievement. Its summits are not just personal victories. They are national milestones.” Abdul Razzaq Dawood, president of the Border Foundation, added: “What the blue has achieved is nothing short of historical. His commitment, integrity and vision embraces the values ​​for which we stand.”

Everest’s excitement

After his 2 summit, it was Dr. Asma Afzal Shami, the then chairperson of the Pakistan Golf Federation’s Women’s Wing, who encouraged Blue to try Mount Everest. He emphasized that “your 2 climbs, now climb Everest.” He had changed the push.

The guidance and encouragement of Dr. Shami came to an important moment, which helped blue overcome the internal and external barriers to measure the longest mountain in the world. Everest’s successful climb further strengthened the credibility of the blue as a global mountaineer.

Such backers of the Bird Foundation and Dr. Asma Shami not only facilitated his campaign but also raised his profile as a national hero, which has received the highest civilian honor in Pakistan, Setara-Tiaz.

A heritage in making

With the remaining of the glasses and dusty, the blue is ready to join a very special circle of women who climbed all 14 to eight thousand people. So far, only 17 women in the world have achieved this feat.

But beyond statistics, there is a legacy – to show the world what Pakistani women are capable of. New praise for maternity, desire and patriotism. To become a role model for young girls in Karachi or young girls everywhere in Karachi.

Its story has also included an important chapter in the history of Pakistan’s climbing. Earlier, only two men mountaineers, Sheroz Kashif and Sarbaz Khan summarized all 14 to eight thousand people. Nil is now not only because of joining them, but has probably become the fastest Pakistani to complete this legendary list.

The road forward

What is ahead for Nil Kayani? Only two peaks are left, in the expectation of the world. But even after completing the challenge of 14 peaks, his journey will continue through advocacy, guidance and national representation. Whether it is encouraging young mountaineers, emphasizing better infrastructure in Pakistan’s climbing scene, or representing the country on global platforms, the blue summit is far from the end. This is a new beginning.

In his own words

“I’m proud and I am grateful, but the journey is far away. Pakistan, it’s for you.” Since the blue mountain stands on top of the Mountain, it is not only raising the national flag but also raising the hopes of a generation.

A nation’s pride, world -class climbing

The journey of Nila Kayani is a story of the purpose of the vision meeting, the opportunity to wish. Its legacy has already stood in the snow of 12 great peaks, and soon, it will be immortalized in all 14. At a time when the hero is difficult to find, Nil reminds us that sometimes, they wear harms, lift the ice axis and stare at the sky – not only to conquer it, but also to bring it home. Pakistan alive!