ISPR Summer Camp 2026 brought together more than 4,000 students from over 18 locations across Pakistan. According to the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR), the programme aims to promote national awareness and youth development.
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During the camp, participants attended educational sessions designed to encourage critical thinking, leadership and civic engagement. Additionally, the programme offered students an opportunity to exchange ideas with academics and professionals.
Meanwhile, Vice Chancellor of Riphah International University Dr. Anees Ahmad led a special session. He discussed Pakistan’s past, present and future. He also spoke about the Two-Nation Theory and the country’s constitutional framework.
Addressing the participants, Dr. Anees Ahmad said Pakistan’s ideology provided the intellectual foundation that united the Muslims of the subcontinent. He added that it shaped the movement for a separate identity and an independent homeland.
Furthermore, he said Pakistan’s Constitution guarantees religious, social and legal protection for all minority communities. According to him, the country’s legal framework safeguards their rights.
He also criticised India’s alleged treatment of minority communities. At the same time, he described Pakistan’s position on the Kashmir issue as principled, consistent and clear.
Moreover, Dr. Anees Ahmad encouraged students to form independent opinions through the study of history, research and credible sources. He also urged young people to use their knowledge and abilities to contribute positively to society and support Pakistan’s development.
Finally, ISPR said the Summer Camp is an important youth engagement initiative. Overall, it aims to strengthen leadership skills, increase national awareness and encourage the younger generation to play an active role in the country’s progress.
