Amir Hamza Panjari, a Pakistani fisherman’s son, has earned national pride by receiving an invitation to the White House in honor of his remarkable academic achievements.
Recently, Amir competed in a prestigious international event at Yale University, going up against 2,700 students from 65 countries. He excelled in this highly competitive environment, winning 16 medals, including 12 gold and 4 silver, even outperforming students from renowned universities like Oxford.
The Sindh government fully supported Amir’s efforts. Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah praised his success and covered all his expenses for the competition. Additionally, Education Minister Syed Sardar Shah appointed Amir as the Sindh Youth Ambassador to recognize his achievements.
Amir has represented Pakistan on various international platforms, including events in Qatar, Azerbaijan, and Dubai, where he participated in educational and cultural programs. During these events, he proudly showcased Pakistan’s intellectual talent and cultural heritage, presenting items like the traditional Sindhi Ajrak to highlight Sindh’s culture.
Amir’s invitation to the White House and his continued success on the global stage reflect his dedication and hard work, bringing great pride to Pakistan.
