Brussels/Islamabad, (Unib Rashid) __ A heart-warming and inspiring visit was made to the cricket coaching camp for hearing-impaired girls established by the Directorate General of Special Education (DGSE) in collaboration with the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) at the National Special Education Centre for Hearing Impaired Children.

The camp highlighted the immense talent and enthusiasm of young hearing-impaired girls who participated with remarkable energy, confidence, and joy. Their performance served as a powerful reminder that disability is no barrier to excellence in sports.

The initiative reflects a strong institutional commitment to empowering persons with disabilities through structured sports programs. Both DGSE and PCB were applauded for their dedication to fostering inclusive environments and expanding access to athletic opportunities for differently-abled individuals.

It was emphasized that inclusive sports initiatives play a vital role in building confidence, promoting independence, and strengthening social integration.

Belgium’s continued emphasis on strengthening policies and local efforts to ensure accessibility and meaningful participation for athletes with disabilities was also acknowledged, underscoring the importance of international collaboration in promoting inclusive sports.

The visit concluded with a shared resolve to keep working together to promote empowerment through sports and to support environments where every individual has the opportunity to shine.