Standard Chartered has announced the launch of the 7th annual Karachi United Youth League. The league aims to provide a platform for young football players from underserved areas of Karachi to compete and develop their skills.
This year’s competition will feature 1300 boys and girls from across the city, participating in 210 matches at six different locations. Official referees and match commissioners will ensure fair play and a high standard of competition.
The league is part of Standard Chartered’s commitment to community service and promoting sports among children. Rehan Sheikh, Chief Executive Officer of Standard Chartered Pakistan, emphasized the positive impact of the league on participants’ mental health, cognitive development, and life skills.
Imran Ali, CEO of Karachi United, highlighted the league’s role in fostering confidence, teamwork, and discipline among young people. He also mentioned the success stories of participants who have gone on to pursue careers in various fields.
The Standard Chartered Karachi United Youth League is a valuable initiative that provides opportunities for young athletes to grow and develop both on and off the field.
