DG ISPR engages with students and faculty at three Lahore universities, discussing national security, Afghanistan and regional peace.
LAHORE: Director General Inter-Services Public Relations (DG ISPR) visited three universities in Lahore and held interactive sessions with students and faculty members, discussing national and international issues, regional security and Pakistan Army’s role in maintaining peace.
According to the information shared about the visits, the DG ISPR visited the University of Lahore, the University of Central Punjab and King Edward Medical University, where special interactive sessions were arranged with students and faculty members.
During the sessions, participants openly shared their views and raised questions on various national and international matters. The DG ISPR responded to their questions with detailed and comprehensive answers, addressing the issues raised by the university communities.
Discussions covered a range of subjects, including the geopolitical situation in the region, developments concerning Afghanistan and the role of the Pakistan Army in efforts to maintain regional peace.
The sessions provided an opportunity for students and faculty members to engage directly with the military spokesperson and discuss issues related to national security and regional developments.
Students appreciated the DG ISPR’s visits and the initiative to establish direct communication with university communities. They also stressed the importance of continuing such interactive sessions in the future, saying that opportunities for direct discussions allow students to raise questions and express their perspectives on important national and international issues.
During the meetings, students also paid tribute to the armed forces of Pakistan over what they described as the historic victory in Marka-e-Haq.
They also paid homage to the personnel of the Pakistan Armed Forces who lost their lives in service to the country and offered prayers for the elevation of their ranks.
The visits brought together students and faculty members from three major educational institutions in Lahore for discussions on regional affairs, national security and the military’s role in maintaining peace.
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