The Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) successfully conducted its winter internship programme, offering hands-on media training to 2,500 students from across Pakistan. This initiative also included participants from remote regions, ensuring broader representation and equal opportunities.
The programme was designed to bridge the gap between education and employment in the media industry. It aimed to equip students with practical skills and insights needed for future careers in media sciences. Renowned academic experts and media professionals actively mentored the participants, providing valuable guidance and mentorship.
DG ISPR’s Interaction with Students
A special session was held where the Director-General of ISPR engaged directly with the students. He provided an in-depth overview of the Pakistan Army’s role, structure, and operations. The interaction also addressed various questions raised by the participants.
During the session, students shared their thoughts and expressed satisfaction with the comprehensive responses provided by the DG ISPR. Many stated that the session helped dispel misconceptions about the Pakistan Armed Forces and other national institutions. These misconceptions, often fueled by social media, were clarified with reasoned and detailed explanations.
Clearing Misconceptions and Building Understanding
The students praised the DG ISPR for his candid and thorough responses. They acknowledged that the session enhanced their understanding of the military’s contributions to the nation. The open discussion fostered a sense of appreciation and respect for the army’s role in national development.
The internship programme was not only an educational experience but also a platform for fostering positive narratives about the country’s armed forces. Students left the session feeling enlightened and better informed about the workings of the Pakistan Army.
Gratitude for an Enriching Experience
Participants expressed their gratitude towards the ISPR for organizing such a unique and impactful initiative. They highlighted the importance of such opportunities in bridging the knowledge gap and preparing them for careers in media.
This programme stands as a testament to the ISPR’s commitment to empowering the youth and enhancing understanding between the military and the civilian population.
