Both men and women participated in the competition.


Islamabad: The Embassy of Denmark, in collaboration with ‘Islamabad Run with Us (IRU)’, organized the 2nd Islamabad Marathon with over 1,000 runners who participated in different categories, including 42.2 km marathon, 21.1 km half marathon, 10 km and 5 km for both men and women.
“Danish Ambassador Jakob Linulf and his brother Michael Linulf participated in the 42.2 km marathon. Moreover, to engage and encourage children there was ‘Kids Fun Run'”, said the embassy spokesperson.
While talking to media, the ambassador stated that he ran 42 kilometers in the beautiful surroundings of Islamabad, adding that, “It is very important to inspire people to live a healthier life”.
Answering a question on wind energy, he added that Denmark and Pakistan were committed to working together and helping each other to become greener and more sustainable. “Denmark is one of the leading countries in the world when it comes to renewable energy”, he added.
It is pertinent to note that the IRU was formed in September 2016 with the intent of creating a running community that supports and encourages a healthy and active lifestyle through group events and participation.

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