Haider Ali wins Gold in Discus Throw at World Para Athletics Grand Prix in Dubai

Dubai: Pakistan’s star para-athlete Haider Ali once again made the nation proud by winning the gold medal in the discus throw at the World Para Athletics Grand Prix in Dubai on Tuesday.

The 41-year-old produced a best throw of 54.71 metres, securing first place and continuing his impressive run at the international level. His performance placed him ahead of competitors from Japan and other participating nations on the podium.

Haider Ali dominated the event with consistency and composure, delivering his winning throw early in the competition and maintaining his lead throughout. The gold medal further strengthens his reputation as one of Pakistan’s most successful para-athletes.

Despite being in the later stages of his career, Haider continues to compete at the highest level and remains a key figure in Pakistan’s para-sports setup. His latest victory highlights his fitness, experience and dedication to the sport.

Officials and fans praised his achievement, calling it another major milestone for Pakistan in international para-athletics. Social media was flooded with congratulatory messages, celebrating his contribution to raising the country’s profile on the global stage.

Haider Ali has previously won multiple medals in major international events, including the Paralympics and World Championships, and remains one of Pakistan’s most decorated athletes.

His gold medal at the Dubai Grand Prix is expected to boost Pakistan’s confidence ahead of upcoming international competitions and further inspire young athletes in the country’s para-sports community.