Students belonging to Hindu, Sikh, and Christian backgrounds enthusiastically engaged in various activities and described the camp as an unforgettable experience.

During the sports gala and events held at the Para Training School, the children demonstrated their skills through practical exercises, showcasing their spirit of national unity and patriotism.

Participants described the summer camp as a meaningful bridge between the Pakistan Army and the younger generation. Many students said the experience felt like an important first step towards potentially joining the armed forces in the future.

Children from Zamong Kor and minority communities expressed gratitude to the DG ISPR and the Pakistan Army, requesting that such camps be organised twice a year to inspire more young people with a sense of national pride.

A student from the Hindu community, Anmol, said, “I am proud to be part of Pakistan’s minority community. The white in our national flag represents us, which is a matter of honour.”

Diya Vikram shared, “We are taking so many memories home from this summer camp, and we learned that protecting Pakistan is our foremost duty.”

Aneza Aneel said, “Being part of this summer camp is a source of pride for me, and my identity is Pakistan.”

Musa Jameel, representing the Christian community, remarked, “The military and civilian speakers made us realise that if Pakistan exists, so do we.”

A Sikh student, Manpreet Kaur, added, “The visit to the sports gala and Para Training School was a memorable experience that we will always cherish.”

The participation of orphaned children and minority community students in the Summer Camp 2025 reflects Pakistan’s commitment to multicultural inclusion and national harmony.