Pakistani mountaineer Asad Ali Memon has etched his name in history by successfully summiting the highest peaks across all seven continents, completing the prestigious Seven Summits challenge.

Asad achieved the final milestone by conquering the Carstensz Pyramid, the tallest mountain in Oceania, located on New Guinea Island, marking the culmination of a seven-year journey that took him from the icy slopes of Antarctica to the rugged ranges of Asia.

In a heartfelt message from the summit, Asad shared his joy:

“I am standing on the highest peak of the seventh continent. The mission that began seven years ago is now complete.

I have raised my flag and proudly say — Pakistan Zindabad!”

He expressed deep gratitude to his supporters, saying that completing the Seven Summits had been a lifelong dream, and pledged to continue taking Pakistan’s flag to new heights through future expeditions.

“I request everyone to keep supporting future Pakistani climbers the same way you supported me,” he added.

Asad’s accomplishment marks a proud moment for Pakistan’s mountaineering community, symbolising national resilience and ambition on the global stage.