Karima Parveen is a Pakistani professional sabre fencer from Hunza Gilgit Baltistan Pakistan She is a two time consecutive National Fencing Champion and one of the country’s leading women athletes In 2025 she won two gold medals at the 35th National Games strengthening her position among Pakistan’s top fencing players She is currently pursuing an MS in Sports Science and Physical Education at the University of Lahore through a fully funded sports scholarship In 2026 she was appointed as an Official UCSMC World Sports Management Ambassador where she actively promotes sports development women empowerment and leadership opportunities for young athletes
Karima Parveen was appointed as an Official UCSMC World Sports Management Ambassador to support global sports education leadership and youth development initiatives
Won two gold medals in women's sabre events during the 35th National Games making it one of the biggest achievements of her career
Successfully defended her national title by becoming a consecutive National Fencing Champion
Currently pursuing an MS in Sports Science and Physical Education at the University of Lahore on a fully funded sports scholarship
Actively participates in initiatives encouraging girls and women to pursue sports and leadership opportunities
Represents Pakistan in sports management discussions through UCSMC programs and international collaborations
Continues to inspire young athletes by promoting fencing especially among girls from Gilgit Baltistan
5th national woman championship 2025( gold medal)
All Pakistan interuniversity won 3 gold medals..
Name: Karima Parveen
Birth Place: Hunza Gilgit Baltistan Pakistan
Nationality: Pakistani
MS in Sports Science and Physical Education
Professional Sabre Fencer Sports Ambassador
Maintains a disciplined training schedule focusing on strength speed endurance and technical fencing skills
Balances competitive sports with postgraduate studies in Sports Science and Physical Education
Works with UCSMC to promote sports education women leadership and youth development
Aspires to represent Pakistan internationally while expanding opportunities for girls in sports
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Karima Perveen is an inspiring fencer whose dedication, discipline, and sportsmanship make her stand out. She demonstrates remarkable focus, determination, and resilience in every competition. Her commitment to continuous improvement and her respectful attitude toward teammates and opponents reflect the true spirit of fencing. Through hard work and perseverance, she motivates young athletes to pursue excellence both on and off the piste. Karima’s passion for the sport and her positive influence make her a role model and a valuable ambassador for fencing. I wish her continued success and many more achievements in the future.**
Karima Parveen is a dedicated fencing player from the University of Lahore. She has built a successful sporting career through hard work, discipline, and determination. During her school years, she was one of my students and consistently stood out as one of the best. Her commitment, perseverance, and positive attitude have always been admirable. Today, she continues to inspire many students with her passion, sportsmanship, and determination to excel. I am proud of her achievements and wish her continued success in all her future endeavors.
Karima Parveen developed an interest in sports at a young age and chose fencing because it combines speed discipline strategy and mental strength I wanted to represent Pakistan and inspire young girls through sports
Winning two gold medals at the 35th National Games 2025 and becoming a consecutive National Fencing Champion are the proudest moments of my career
Good planning discipline and time management help me successfully balance postgraduate education with professional sports training
she promote sports education leadership youth development and women empowerment through international sports initiatives and community engagement
“Success is earned through discipline courage and consistency Every challenge is another opportunity to become stronger.”
