Summary ISPR Summer Camp 2026 brought together over 4,000 students from across Pakistan, featuring discussions on national issues, youth roles, security challenges, and promoting awareness and unity.
RAWALPINDI (Dunya News) – The Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) organised the Summer Camp 2026 for students from across Pakistan, bringing together thousands of young participants for educational activities and discussions on national issues.
Balochistan Chief Minister Mir Sarfraz Bugti held a special interactive session with participants of the camp, which featured more than 4,000 students from over 18 locations across the country.
During the session, the chief minister spoke about the current situation in Balochistan, security challenges, and the role and responsibilities of young people in contributing to the country’s future.
While discussing security concerns and militant groups, Sarfraz Bugti shared the government’s perspective on the challenges facing the province and highlighted the importance of national unity and collective efforts to address threats.
He said Pakistan’s future depends on unity, mutual trust, social harmony, and a positive mindset among its youth. He added that young people play a vital role in building a stable and peaceful society.
Students participating in the session asked questions about issues including security, investment opportunities, smuggling, social media, and other national matters. Participants said the discussion helped them gain a clearer understanding of different issues related to Balochistan through detailed responses.
The ISPR Summer Camp participants described such interactions as important for promoting national understanding and dialogue. The initiative aims to enhance awareness among young people, encourage positive values, and provide opportunities for students to develop their skills and perspectives.
