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Pakistani students clinch first-ever victory at World Scholar Cup Global Competition

Pakistani students clinch first-ever victory at World Scholar Cup Global Competition

Web Desk: Pakistani students made history by securing a remarkable achievement at the World Scholar's Cup Global.

Three students from Lahore—Ibrahim Usman Ajmal, Muhammad Ahmed Zulfiqar, and Hussain Aslam Bhinder—performed outstandingly at the international competition in Doha, securing third place.

The event saw participation from over 1,700 delegations representing more than 50 countries, competing in various categories such as quizzes, debates, and writing contests.

Pakistani teams won 92 medals and 11 trophies, marking a significant milestone for Pakistan's educational achievements.

In addition to this historic success, these three students will also participate in the upcoming Champion Tournament at Yale University in the United States later this year, further elevating Pakistan's global educational standing.

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