Islamabad (Urdu Times) The special sports camp, “Top City One Summer Rush 2026,” organized for the residents and families—especially children—of the renowned and prestigious residential project “Top City One” in the twin cities, concluded with all its grandeur.
The spectacular sports summer camp was organized under the special vision and direction of Top City One Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Kanwar Moeez Khan and his wife. The objective was to provide children with healthy and positive entertainment during the summer holidays.
The camp continued from July 1 to July 14, 2026, and a large number of children from the society participated with great enthusiasm. During the two-week sports festival, various games and tournaments were organized, including cricket, football, golf, cycling races, volleyball, and badminton.
In addition, a special feature of the camp was the “Self-Defense” classes organized for girls, which were highly appreciated by the participants and their parents.
On the final day of the camp, July 14, a prestigious closing and prize distribution ceremony was held. The chief guest of the ceremony was Top City One Executive Director Haji Ghulam Yasin. He distributed trophies and other prizes among the children and teams who participated in various sporting competitions.
Speaking on the occasion, chief guest Haji Ghulam Yasin said, “Top City One is not merely a residential project but a family. Our CEO, Kanwar Moeez Khan, has always been committed to providing the residents with the best and world-class facilities, along with a healthy lifestyle. This summer camp is a continuation of that commitment, and seeing the enthusiasm of the children has brought great joy.”
The residents and parents of Top City One warmly appreciated the efforts of the Top City One administration and the organizing team for this excellent initiative. They expressed hope that such constructive and recreational activities would continue in the future so that the younger generation could be encouraged to move away from mobile phones and computer screens and towards sports grounds.