ISLAMABAD, Pakistan - O se Pakisitani ma se tagata aʻeaʻe Danimaka na faʻailogaina talafaʻasolopito e ala i le ausiaina o le tumutumu o Malika Parbat (North Peak) i le 5,290 mita, o le mauga maualuga lea i le Hazara Division i Pakistan. O le lima-feʻaʻei i luga o le faigamalaga na amataina o se vaega o le au feʻaʻei uma e fiafia i le faʻaalia o le tuputupu ae faʻauo i le va o Tenimaka ma Pakistan. O lenei faigamalaga e le gata o le muamua soʻofaʻatasi Danimaka-Pakisitani aʻea tiʻetiʻega, ae o le muamua lava Pakistani alu aʻe i le North Peak.

O le au aʻeaʻe Tenimaka ma o le Sui Ao foi o le Misiona i le Amapasa a Tenimaka i Islamabad, o Jens J. Simonsen, na ia taʻua ina ua ia toe foi mai faapea: ma Pakisitana feʻaʻei ae faʻapea foi ma sina faʻamaoniga faʻaalia o le faigauo i le va o Tenimaka ma Pakisitana. Pakisitana o se atunuʻu e tele naua malosiaga ma matagofie matagofie faʻanatura, e ofoofogia, aemaise mo matou na o mai mai fafo ma le malamalama tele e uiga ia Pakisitana. E leʻi taitai lava ona malosi a matou faiā, ma matou te mananaʻo e galulue faʻatasi ma faʻalautele Pakistan le lagolago e manaʻomia e tuputupu aʻe ma manuia. "

Malika Parbat o le mauga maualuga i le Hazara Division, ma e manino lava le vaʻaia mai le lauiloa turisi nofoaga o Lake Saiful Maluk i Kaghan Valley. Peitai, o le mauga, ua manatu e le mafai ona aʻea i totonu o tagata o le lotoifale ona o le tifato ma isi tulaga matautia o le mauga.

Na fefaʻasoaaʻi foʻi le au tau Pakisitana o le 'au e toʻalua, Imran Junaidi, na ia fiafia tele ina ua ia faia lenei luʻitau, ma ua aʻea faʻatasi ma lana uo Danimaka ma lona aʻeaʻe, o Simonsen. Fai mai a ia, "O le aʻea e le taumateina sa fai lava si luʻitau i nisi taimi, ae o isi taimi e te tauivi laʻititi ai mo au faigauo ma mo miti."

Naʻo le toʻavalu tagata feʻaʻei ua oʻo i le tumutumu o Malika Parbat (North) tumutumu e oʻo mai nei. O le North Summit na muamua mauaina e Kapeteni BW Battye ma fitafita Gurkha e fa i le 1920, sosoʻo ai ma le aʻea tulaga lua na faia e Trevor Braham, Norman Noris, ma Gene White i le 1967. Lua Pakistanis, Rashid Butt ma Omer Aziz, na aʻea le South Peak i 1998, ae paga lea na maliu Rashid Butt i le taimi o le gafa. Imran Junaidi o le muamua Pakisitana na aʻe i le North Peak.

OA MEA E AVEA MAI LENEI TUSI:

“It was really important for me to do this ascent with a Pakistani climber, not only as an expression of my friendship with Pakistani climbers but also as a small concrete expression of the friendship between Denmark and Pakistan.
A Pakistani and a Danish climber have marked history by reaching the peak of Malika Parbat (North Peak) at 5,290 meters, which is the highest mountain in the Hazara Division in Pakistan.
The Pakistani climber of the two-man team, Imran Junaidi, also shared that he was extremely happy to have taken on this challenge and to have climbed together with his Danish friend and climber, Simonsen.