Veteran hockey commentator honoured for decades of broadcasting service; Samar Haroon Bilour unveils his photograph at the Peshawar museum
PESHAWAR: Renowned sports journalist, veteran hockey commentator and China Window Administrator Amjad Aziz Malik has been honoured with a place on the Wall of Fame at the Radio Pakistan Peshawar Museum, recognising his distinguished contribution to sports broadcasting. Provincial Adviser on Information Samar Haroon Bilour unveiled a photograph depicting Malik delivering hockey commentary during a simple yet dignified ceremony. Known for his distinctive voice, engaging commentary and deep attachment to Pakistan’s national sport, Malik has devoted decades to sports journalism and broadcasting, earning recognition and respect among hockey enthusiasts.
Alongside his journalistic career, Malik serves as Administrator of China Window, the Chinese cultural and information centre in Peshawar. His work at the centre focuses on promoting cultural understanding and strengthening friendship between the people of Pakistan and China. The Wall of Fame honour recognises his broadcasting achievements, adding another memorable milestone to a career spanning journalism, sports commentary and cultural engagement. Speaking on the occasion, Malik described the recognition as one of the most moving moments of his life. “Today is one of the most beautiful and memorable days of my life. My association with Radio Pakistan spans several decades, and this institution provided me with an invaluable platform to express my abilities. Having my photograph displayed in its museum is a tremendous honour and a source of immense happiness,” he said. Malik said recognition of hard work, dedication and sincere commitment to one’s profession brought deep satisfaction. “This honour also reflects the love and encouragement of all those who supported me throughout my journey,” he added.
He thanked Radio Pakistan’s management and the officials concerned, praising the institution’s historic contribution to sports, culture, literature and national life. His inclusion on the Wall of Fame celebrates a voice that brought hockey to listeners across generations and recognises his lasting contribution to Pakistan’s sports broadcasting heritage.
