Islamabad: Graduates of Roots Millennium School visited the Parliament House, where they were warmly welcomed by the Special Secretary of the National Assembly, Syed Shamoon Hashmi, and held a meeting with him in the National Assembly Hall. The purpose of the visit was to familiarize the youth with Pakistan’s parliamentary system, legislative process, and the functioning of democratic institutions.
During the visit, the students were given a detailed briefing about the history of the Parliament, the procedures of its sessions, and the stages of lawmaking. While addressing the students, Syed Shamoon Hashmi emphasized that the youth are the future of the country, and they should make every effort to understand and engage with democratic institutions. He encouraged the students to excel not only in education but also to take interest in national affairs to ensure a brighter future for Pakistan.
To mark this memorable occasion, the students and teachers took a group photo in front of the portrait of Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah inside the National Assembly Hall, capturing a historic moment from the visit.
The school administration and students expressed their gratitude to the Special Secretary and the staff of the National Assembly for their excellent hospitality. They noted that such educational visits not only enhance their knowledge but also instill a sense of national responsibility.
