Nationality Pakistani | Name Naseem Hameed | |
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Born 1988 (age 27–28) Karachi, Pakistan | ||
Presenting: Naseem Hameed, A True Story of Courage and Faith
Naseem Hameed (Urdu: نسيم حميد; born 1 May 1988) is a Pakistani track and field athlete, who became the fastest woman in South Asia when she won a gold medal in the 100 metres at the 2010 South Asian Games in Dhaka.
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- Presenting Naseem Hameed A True Story of Courage and Faith
- Naseem Hameed Winners of MyFutureStartsToday
- Career
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Naseem Hameed - Winners of #MyFutureStartsToday
Career
Naseem started her career as an athlete from her school. She participated in various sports activities at school and college levels. During her time in college, she was noticed by Army coaches and was allowed to practice in Army grounds near Korangi. She won various local events after this and was then picked by Pakistan Railways as an athlete. Naseem consistent performance earned her a place to represent Pakistan in 2010 SAF Games in Dhaka where she won the Coveted Gold in 100 Meters clocking 11.81 gaining the title of Fastest Women in South Asia and emerge as the queen of the track.
On February 12, 2010, President of Pakistan Asif Ali Zardari appointed Naseem as Ambassador of Sports in recognition of her success at the SAF Games. In July, 2010 Pakistan's leading Mobile operator Mobilink has added Naseem to its panel of brand ambassadors. Bilal Munir Sheikh, Vice President of Mobilink Pakistan said on the ceremony of unveiling the song based on Hameed’s struggle and accomplishments and commemorating those who helped her achieve her goals that:
