Amir Khan, a 22-year-old athlete from Swat, has brought pride to Pakistan by winning the gold medal at the World Taekwondo Championships held in Thailand.

This event saw participation from over 3,000 athletes representing 30 countries, including Pakistan, India, Bangladesh, the Philippines, China, Indonesia, and Malaysia.

@deep_incision Another victory and a bow of gratitude... 🔥 Amir from Swat, Pakistan, has won the gold medal at the 7th Taekwondo Championship ongoing in Bangkok. He triumphed over competitors from Nepal, India, and Thailand. Congratulations on your victory, Champ...!!!! #foryou #imrankhanzindabad🇵🇰🏏🤗 #iipti🇵🇰👍👍👍🏏🏏🇧🇫🇧🇫🇧🇫 #fypage #pakistanichamp ♬ original sound - Deep Incision

The 7th Heroes Taekwondo International Championship took place from August 10 to 12 at Assumption University of Thailand in Bangkok. The competition was fierce, with athletes showcasing their best performances to claim the top honours.

Amir Khan, hailing from Mingora in Swat, emerged as a standout performer. He demonstrated exceptional prowess and resilience, defeating athletes from India, the Philippines, and Japan in his group to secure the gold medal. His victory is not just a personal triumph but a significant achievement for Swat and Pakistan as a whole.

In an emotional statement, Amir Khan dedicated his success to his hometown and his country, expressing gratitude for the support he received from his coaches, family, and friends.

His win has inspired many young athletes in Pakistan to pursue their dreams and strive for excellence on the international stage.