ISPR Summer Camp 2026: Balochistan CM Sarfraz Bugti Addresses Youth on National Security and Unity
Rawalpindi: Balochistan Chief Minister Mir Sarfraz Bugti held a special interactive session with more than 4,000 students participating in the ISPR Summer Camp 2026 from over 18 stations across Pakistan, where he spoke on national security, terrorism, the role of youth, and Pakistan’s future.
During his address, the Chief Minister shared his views on the current situation in Balochistan, the challenges posed by terrorism, and the responsibilities of young Pakistanis in contributing to national development and social cohesion.
The session featured an open question-and-answer segment in which students raised a wide range of national, social, and regional issues. Mir Sarfraz Bugti responded with detailed and fact-based answers, encouraging participants to engage critically and responsibly with contemporary issues.
He emphasized that terrorism and violence in any form cannot be justified and urged the youth to use social media responsibly and thoughtfully. He warned that misinformation and propaganda have become significant tools for influencing young minds and stressed the importance of verifying information before sharing or accepting it.
The Chief Minister also highlighted the vital role of young people in safeguarding national unity and promoting positive change within society.
Concluding his address, Mir Sarfraz Bugti expressed confidence in Pakistan’s future, stating that Pakistan was created to endure and that Pakistan and Balochistan are inseparable. He said that national unity, solidarity, and the constructive mindset of the country’s youth are the keys to a bright and prosperous future for the nation.
The interactive session formed part of the ISPR Summer Camp 2026 initiative, which brings together students from across the country to promote awareness, leadership, and national integration among the younger generation.
