Pakistan, April 29 -- Pakistan's Street Child Under-17 Football Team has entered the final phase of preparations as its training camp continues ahead of the prestigious Street Child Football World Cup in Mexico.

The international event, scheduled from May 5 to May 15, will feature 30 teams from 20 countries, bringing together talented young street child players from across the globe. Pakistan will be represented by the Muslim Hands team, which has been preparing rigorously for the competition.

To review the team's progress and boost morale, Muslim Hands International Chairman Pir Syed Lakht-e-Hasanain Shah visited the training camp along with Country Head Syed Zia-ul-Noor and coaching staff. He met the players, praised their dedication,...