Emma Alam became the first Pakistani ever to win the World Memory Championship
Young Pakistani girl, Emma Alam, broke multiple world records as she won the 29th World Memory Championships global finals, beating over 300 competitors from all across the world.
Participants from various countries such as Canada, China, United Kingdom, South Korea, India, Vietnam, United States, Malaysia, Algeria, Iraq, Hong Kong, Macau, Libya, Qatar, and Taiwan took part in the competition.
Emma competed in all ten disciplines in a three-day competition, which took place virtually, with the Chinese city, Sanya, as the base. The annual competition was first held in 1991 in London. It was created by an English author, Tony Buzan, to make the memory sports official. The championship has been held in multiple cities all over the world since its inception.
Emma Alam became the first Pakistani ever to win the World Memory Championship. Emma has been making the country proud in various competitions over the years, raking in countless trophies and medals. Her latest achievement makes her the undisputed World Memory Champion.
Emma Alam was thrilled to win the prestigious global event. "I had aimed to give my best in WMC 2020, backed by a lot of daily practice for the past two years with my coach and the institute. It still astonishes me how powerful the mechanism of human memory is and the brain’s infinite information storage system."She said that she planned on competing again next year with an even better performance. "I congratulate all those amazing competitors who competed from across the globe."Emma is a dedicated young girl from Pakistan and has competed in various memory championships; including the 3rd Asia Pacific Memory Championship in Malaysia, and the 28th World Memory Championship in China. Having won countless medals and trophies through her splendid performance, she is currently completing her studies through homeschooling. A year ago, 28th World Memory Championship occurred in China and the overall champion was Ryu Song - the little youngster from the mind-blowing group of DPR Korea.
Participants from various countries such as Canada, China, United Kingdom, South Korea, India, Vietnam, United States, Malaysia, Algeria, Iraq, Hong Kong, Macau, Libya, Qatar, and Taiwan took part in the competition.
Emma competed in all ten disciplines in a three-day competition, which took place virtually, with the Chinese city, Sanya, as the base. The annual competition was first held in 1991 in London. It was created by an English author, Tony Buzan, to make the memory sports official. The championship has been held in multiple cities all over the world since its inception.
Emma Alam became the first Pakistani ever to win the World Memory Championship. Emma has been making the country proud in various competitions over the years, raking in countless trophies and medals. Her latest achievement makes her the undisputed World Memory Champion.
Emma Alam was thrilled to win the prestigious global event. "I had aimed to give my best in WMC 2020, backed by a lot of daily practice for the past two years with my coach and the institute. It still astonishes me how powerful the mechanism of human memory is and the brain’s infinite information storage system."She said that she planned on competing again next year with an even better performance. "I congratulate all those amazing competitors who competed from across the globe."Emma is a dedicated young girl from Pakistan and has competed in various memory championships; including the 3rd Asia Pacific Memory Championship in Malaysia, and the 28th World Memory Championship in China. Having won countless medals and trophies through her splendid performance, she is currently completing her studies through homeschooling. A year ago, 28th World Memory Championship occurred in China and the overall champion was Ryu Song - the little youngster from the mind-blowing group of DPR Korea.
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