Islamabad: Participants of the 12th batch of the National Parliamentary Development Course visited the Parliament House in Islamabad, where they were greeted by officials from the Senate Secretariat. The visit aimed to provide participants with a deeper understanding of Pakistan’s parliamentary system.
According to Senate of Pakistan, the delegation’s itinerary included a visit to the Senate Museum, where they received briefings about the history and traditions of the Upper House. An informative documentary outlining the country’s parliamentary history and the Senate’s role was screened for the attendees.
The group also toured Gali-e-Dastoor, or Constitution Avenue, to learn about Pakistan’s constitutional history and the significance of its democratic framework. In the Senate Hall, they were briefed on the legislative process, parliamentary procedures, and the workings of the Upper House.
Participants expressed a keen interest in the visit, describing it as a significant opportunity to gain insights into the functioning of democratic institutions and the parliamentary system.