Islamabad, May 25, 2025: Naila Kiani has etched her name in Pakistan’s history by becoming the first Pakistani woman to successfully reach the summit of Kangchenjunga, the world’s third highest peak. This remarkable achievement has captured national attention and brought pride to the country’s mountaineering community.
President Asif Ali Zardari warmly congratulated Naila Kiani for this extraordinary milestone. In a statement from the President Secretariat Press Wing, he praised her for elevating Pakistan’s standing in the adventurous and demanding field of mountaineering.
“Her accomplishment is a shining example of the immense talent Pakistani women possess, and she has brought great honor to the nation,” he remarked. The president also highlighted the growing presence and success of Pakistani women across diverse sectors, emphasizing how such feats inspire future generations.
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif echoed these sentiments, applauding Naila’s grit and perseverance. The Prime Minister’s Office Media Wing confirmed his message of congratulations, recognizing her as a symbol of Pakistan’s sporting excellence.
“Our women are breaking barriers in extreme sports, and Naila’s record on Kangchenjunga is a powerful testament to their strength and dedication,” he stated. He further underscored how achievements in challenging fields like mountaineering reinforce national pride and encourage young athletes.
To put Naila Kiani’s success in perspective, Kangchenjunga stands at 8,586 meters (28,169 feet), towering just behind Everest and K2. It remains one of the most difficult peaks to climb due to its unpredictable weather and technical routes.
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Naila’s ascent not only marks a personal triumph but also places Pakistan more prominently on the global mountaineering map, joining the ranks of other elite climbers worldwide.
Experts in mountaineering have praised her expedition, noting that such accomplishments help break stereotypes and open doors for more Pakistani women to pursue adventure sports.
The increasing participation of women in extreme sports highlights a positive shift toward gender equality and empowerment in Pakistan.
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As Pakistan celebrates this historic moment, readers are encouraged to follow Naila Kiani’s journey and support the growing community of Pakistani mountaineers pushing boundaries globally.
Her achievement serves as a beacon of inspiration—proving that with determination and courage, the highest peaks can be conquered.
