35th Edition · Pakistan Olympic Association · Karachi 2025

National
Games

Karachi, Pakistan  ·  6 – 13 December 2025

🏳 POA Sanctioned 35 Sports Disciplines 14 Competing Units 24 Venues · Karachi 5,000+ Athletes
14
Units
35
Sports
24
Venues
5,000+
Athletes
8
Days
Final Standings
Medal Tally
All competing units · Karachi 2025 · Click any row to see unit medals
Official Disciplines
Sports
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Official Results
Medal Tally
14 units · 35 sports · December 6–13, 2025 · Karachi
Data status: Army, WAPDA and Navy totals confirmed from official closing ceremony results. Remaining unit totals will be updated. Individual sport results for all 35 disciplines are complete from official PDFs and Excel files.
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All Disciplines
35 Sports
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Competing Units
14 Units
Provinces, territories and federal departments — click any unit to see their medals
Medalists
Athletes
Searchable list of all medal-winning athletes · Names to be added per event
Athlete names: Unit data confirmed for all sports from official documents. Individual athlete names will be added once name data is provided.
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Background
About The Games

The National Games of Pakistan have been held since 1948, inaugurated by Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah at Polo Ground, Karachi. Sanctioned by the Pakistan Olympic Association, the Games are the country’s premier domestic multi-sport event.

The 35th edition was hosted by Sindh in Karachi — the city’s first hosting since 2007. The Games were formally inaugurated at the National Bank Stadium on December 6, 2025 by PPP Chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari, with Olympic gold medallist Arshad Nadeem lighting the torch.

Competition was held across 24 venues throughout Karachi over 8 days, with over 5,000 athletes participating across 35 sports disciplines. Pakistan Army claimed overall honours, finishing first in the medal tally.

Key Highlights

  • 🔥Torch lit by Arshad Nadeem — Olympic Champion (Paris 2024)
  • 📅December 6–13, 2025 — 8 days of competition
  • 🏟24 venues across Karachi
  • 35 official sports disciplines
  • 🏍Pakistan Army — Overall Champions (353 medals)
  • WAPDA — 2nd Place (232 medals)
  • Pakistan Navy — 3rd Place (110 medals)
  • 🚂Pakistan Railways — Tug of War Champions
  • 🏳First Karachi hosting since 2007