Pakistan Bridge Federation Elections | Lucman Re-elected Unopposed as President

Key Developments:
- Mubasher Lucman re-elected unopposed as President of the Pakistan Bridge Federation.
- Elections conducted under Pakistan Sports Board regulations and national sports policies.
- Federation leadership pledges renewed focus on youth participation and nationwide promotion of bridge.
LAHORE (Baaghi TV) — May 2, 2026: The elections of the Pakistan Bridge Federation have been successfully completed, with senior journalist and anchorperson Mubasher Lucman elected unopposed as President for a second consecutive term.
According to an official notification issued following the electoral process conducted under the supervision of the Pakistan Sports Board’s Election Commission, key office-bearers secured their positions without contest after completion of nomination and scrutiny procedures.
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Alongside Lucman’s election as President, Arsalan Mansoor was elected unopposed as Secretary General, while Syed Ali Imran assumed the position of Treasurer.
The elections were held in accordance with the Pakistan Sports Board Constitution 2022, the revised National Sports Policy 2005, the National Sports Federations (Tenure) Rules 2025, and the Sports Election Regulations Pakistan 2024, ensuring compliance with national governance standards for sports bodies.
Members of the Pakistan Bridge Federation congratulated the newly elected leadership and expressed confidence that the office-bearers would work collectively to strengthen institutional performance and expand the sport’s reach across the country.
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Speaking after his election, President Mubasher Lucman emphasized youth engagement and organizational reform within the federation. He stated: “We will make maximum efforts to bring young people toward this sport.”
He further added: “The federation will work in a more organized manner to promote bridge across Pakistan and provide opportunities for all players.”
Lucman’s re-election marks his second tenure as head of the federation, having previously served a three-year term. During earlier years, Pakistan’s bridge community witnessed increased international participation and competitive exposure, including representation at global bridge festivals and tournaments.
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Under his previous leadership, international bridge events were organized in Lahore, contributing to the visibility of mind sports in Pakistan and encouraging competitive participation at both national and international levels. Bridge tournaments involving local and international players have continued to play a role in strengthening Pakistan’s presence in the global bridge community.
Official notification for the re-election of Pakistani journalist and anchorperson, Mubasher Lucman, leading unopposed as the new president of the Pakistan Bridge Federation.
Sports analysts note that structured leadership continuity within national federations often helps stabilize development programs, improve training pathways, and expand grassroots participation — areas that remain central to the federation’s future roadmap.
With the new leadership formally in place, expectations remain focused on institutional strengthening, youth inclusion, and broader promotion of bridge as a competitive mind sport in Pakistan.
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Baaghi TV will continue to monitor developments related to national sports governance and federation activities.
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