High Performance Centre will play a key role for development of hockey: Director General Sports Punjab Javed Chohan

Tuesday, February 1, 2022

Director General Sports Punjab Javed Chohan has said that the establishment of Hockey High Performance Centre (HPC) will play a great role for the promotion and revival of hockey in the country; he said this while presiding over an important meeting at National Hockey Stadium here on Tuesday.

The key meeting was attended by Pakistan Hockey Federation (PHF) Secretary Asif Bajwa, Olympian Kh Junaid, SBP Security Chief Col (retd) Shabbir Hussain, Revenue Consultant Iqbal Shahid and other officials.

Director General Sports Punjab Javed Chohan and PHF officials also finalised the design of Hockey High Performance Centre which will be constructed in Nishtar Park Sports Complex.

Addressing the meeting Director General Sports Punjab Javed Chohan said the Hockey High Performance Centre (HPC) will definitely prove to be a revolutionary project for the development of Pakistan hockey. “It will be the first-ever hockey High Performance Centre in the country's history and its construction work will start in near future,” he said.

Director General Sports Punjab Javed Chohan said Sports Board Punjab and PHF will continue to make joint efforts for the growth of the game of hockey. “The establishment of Hockey High Performance Centre is a major step of Sports Board Punjab for the revival of national hockey. All modern facilities will be provided in the Hockey High Performance Centre”.

PHF Secretary Asif Bajwa on this occasion said that Sports Board Punjab has always extended every kind of cooperation for the promotion and development of hockey. “Our players will get all modern facilities in the first ever Hockey High Performance Centre. We can’t compete with the rest of the world without adopting modern techniques and facilities”.

PHF Secretary Asif Bajwa further said that Sports Board Punjab under the leadership of Director General Sports Punjab Javed Chohan is doing excellent work for the progress of hockey.