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Special report
Like the past, Pakistan Rugby stepped up national and internationally last year. Under the Pakistan Rugby Union (PRU), rugby activities in the country continue in some form.
The remarkable success during the last year was the result of PRU’s collective efforts under a dedicated team of PRU chief Chaudhry Arif Saeed.
PRU, undoubtedly received irreversible support from all his units, whether it be associations or departments.
Nation
Rugby in Pakistan, which is now gaining popularity among the people, is constantly pushing for the insightful leadership of PRU’s top officials.
PRU President Fawzi Khawaja (Chairman) has been particularly active because of his experience and commitment.
Thus Rugby has become one of the most professional sports in Pakistan.
Over the past year, the PRU achieved several milestones, including a successful organization of international and domestic tournaments, the lower level development programs, and the promotion of women’s rugby. Union’s focus on professionalism and inclusion has gained the confidence of World Rugby and Asia Rugby as well as players, coaches and fans across the country.
At a meeting of the Annual General Council held in Lahore, the PRU officials highlighted their achievements in 2024 and outlined their expensive projects for 2025. The meeting was attended by prominent figures such as Treasurer Mohammad Haroon, Asia Rugby Vice President Rizwan Malik, and provincial representatives. Evidence of union support approach. The PRU’s accountability and transparency was clear as the minutes of previous meetings and financial accounts were unanimously approved.
In 2024, Pakistan’s rugby teams advanced in international competitions, including Nepal Sevenz. Locally, the ninth service tires saw a fierce competition between clubs in the Rugby League, which shows the growing talent pool in Pakistan. Women’s rugby also gained significant traction, events held across the country, especially in southern Punjab. Wapda’s women’s team won the gold medal at the fourth women’s national championship, while the men’s team won their first Parco National Rugby Championship title.
The PRU’s partnership with PARCO brought a full -time international coach development manager to Pakistan, which strengthened the technical base of the game. The Union also organized the U -19 Rugby Events, which promoted young talent and ensured a permanent pipeline for future players.
There is no doubt that the dedication of the PRU president’s rugby has played an important role in advancing its development. With more than two decades of leadership experience, Saeed’s efforts were recently elected as president of the Pakistan Olympic Association for 2025-2029.
Asia Rugby Vice President Rizwan Malik, a former coach of the national team and provincial rugby leader, has increased Pakistan’s credibility in Pakistan Rugby. His choice in this dignified post illustrates the global identity of Pakistan’s rugby capacity.
Looking forward, the purpose of the PRU is to expand its image by focusing on women’s rugby, youth development, and participation in international events. The 10th Service Tires Rugby League, which is currently underway, reflects the union’s commitment to promote competitive rugby at the club level.
Plans are underway to enhance the league structure and introduce more opportunities for women and junior teams.
Union cooperation with World Rugby and Asia Rugby is ready to bring more resources and skills to Pakistan. This partnership with the PRU’s steadfast leadership ensures the bright future of rugby in the country.
The Pakistan Rugby Union is a minaret of professionalism in the country’s sports scenario. Its leadership vision, dedication, and consequences have laid a strong foundation for the development of rugby. With more focus on developing at the grassroots level, women’s involvement and international representation, Pakistan is ready to make itself a global identity globally.
The successes of the union are proof of what can be done with passion, transparency and clear vision. As Pakistan is moving forward, it is taking the hopes of a nation that wants to see its teams out of the world’s most dynamic games.
