A 35-member delegation of students from Bahria University Islamabad, accompanied by two faculty members, visited Parliament House in Islamabad as part of an educational tour.
Officials of the Senate Secretariat welcomed the delegation upon their arrival.
The students visited the Senate Museum, where they received a detailed briefing on the history of the Upper House, its evolution, the legislative process and the Senate’s constitutional role and responsibilities.
An informative documentary on Pakistan’s parliamentary history and the role of the Senate was also screened for the delegation.
The students later visited Gali-e-Dastoor (Constitution Street), where they learned about the drafting of the Constitution of Pakistan, the democratic struggle and key milestones in the country’s constitutional history.
The delegation also visited the Senate Hall and received information about Senate proceedings and parliamentary practices.
The students described the visit as informative and beneficial, saying it provided them with an opportunity to understand how democratic institutions work in practice.
They also appreciated the Senate Secretariat’s efforts in providing guidance and information during the visit.
