According to the details, winter sports competitions were held in Gilgit-Baltistan near Nagar from 17th to 23rd January in which a large number of athletes participated and won gold and silver medals.

Mahnoor, a 4-year-old from Hooper Valley in Nagar district, stunned the world by winning a silver medal in the ice speed skating competition. Residents of Gilgit-Baltistan, including Nagar, expressed happiness over the outstanding performance of Mahnoor.

In Gilgit-Baltistan, skating enthusiasts cheered Mahnoor on waving the green crescent flag with athletes twice their height. Her father in this regard said that his daughter is obsessed with sports.

The four-year-old girl won silver expressing happiness over this. Mahnoor’s father said that girls from remote areas should leave their homes and participate in sports. Like the moonlight, they will succeed, he said.

its unlikely that commercial clients will be following the footsteps of high end alpinists with long track records of extraordinary physical and climbing talents.

The screaming reason is in the picture on the DW site.

But given two guys with no O2, fixed ropes or Sherpas climbed the south face over 40 years ago, why not follow their route?

https://blogs.dw.com/adventuresports/index.html%3Fp=35805.html

If they're worried about avalanche danger, then why would they take customers up the north face of Annapurna?

1- That it's a about it being a "race", when you write that Pioneer are willing to collaborate with the Gelje team in the last stage of the ascent...
2- The statement: "the commercial race will be anything but peaceful" because "the team that opens the route will likely fix the ropes for all expeditions visiting the mountain during peak season" (?).

Is it confirmed information or is it a matter of the editorial to add spice to the event?
Thank you.