Srinagar, Mar 20: The Kashmir University (KU), Wednesday announced the selection of Sabiya Nabi, in the upcoming ‘International Alpine Skiing Competition’ in Kazakhstan. She will represent the university in an event scheduled to take place from March 27 to April 04. The varsity will provide the financial and necessary support to her.
“Sabiya Nabi, a dedicated MP Ed (Master in Physical Education) student at Kashmir University, has been selected to represent our university in the upcoming International Alpine Skiing Competition in Kazakhstan,” an official spokesperson said in a statement issued here.
In her message, KU Vice Chancellor, Prof Nilofer Khan congratulated Sabiya Nabi on achieving this feat and assured full financial support in making necessary arrangements to ensure her smooth participation.
“Sabiya’s selection for this international competition is a testament to her exceptional skill, determination and commitment to the sport. Hardwork and dedication earned her this opportunity to showcase her talent on the global stage and bring recognition to Kashmir University,” Prof Khan said.
Congratulating Sabiya Nabi on making the university proud, KU Registrar, Prof Naseer Iqbal, appreciated her efforts and preparedness while encouraging her to perform well and to bring laurels to the university.
“We are confident that she will uphold the values and reputation of our university with grace and sportsmanship throughout the competition,” he said.
Director, Directorate of Physical Education and sports (DPES), Dr Mandeep Singh, termed it “a moment of great pride” and assured providing all possible support to Sabiya Nabi for her participation in the international event, the spokesperson said.
“We wish Sabiya Nabi the best of luck in the upcoming competition and have no doubt that she will represent the varsity with pride and excellence,” the spokesperson quoted Dr Mandeep as saying.
As Sabiya prepares to compete against top athletes from around the world, the KU community has extended heartfelt congratulations and support to her, the statement added.
