ISPR organises Summer Camp 2026 for students from across Pakistan

Rawalpindi (Web Desk): The Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) has organised Summer Camp 2026, an initiative that brought together students from across Pakistan to inspire leadership, strengthen national understanding and encourage constructive engagement among the country's youth.

The camp attracted the participation of more than 4,000 students representing over 18 stations nationwide. 
During the programme, Vice Chancellor of Riphah International University, Dr Anees Ahmad, addressed the participants in a special interactive session that explored Pakistan's historical evolution, present-day realities, future aspirations and the importance of the Two-Nation Theory.

Speaking on the occasion, Dr Anees Ahmad said the ideology behind Pakistan served as the intellectual force that united the Muslims of the subcontinent under a distinct identity and ultimately paved the way for the establishment of an independent state.

He further noted that Pakistan's Constitution provides comprehensive religious, social and legal safeguards to citizens belonging to all minority communities.

Commenting on regional developments, Dr Anees Ahmad said India's growing extremist tendencies and its treatment of minority groups have intensified concerns over its secular credentials.

He also reaffirmed that Pakistan has consistently maintained a clear, principled and unwavering position on the Kashmir dispute.

Encouraging the students to become informed and responsible citizens, he urged them to study history in depth, carry out research and rely on authentic sources while forming their opinions.

Dr Anees Ahmad also called on the younger generation to use their knowledge and abilities to bring about positive change and play a meaningful role in the country's development.