ISLAMABAD: Two student delegations from Rawalpindi and New Murree visited Parliament House on study tours on October 29, 2026, where officials of the Senate Secretariat welcomed them and briefed them on parliamentary work, legislation and constitutional history.
A delegation of 12 students from Capital Lyceum The Elegant School, Rawalpindi, accompanied by six faculty members, visited Parliament House. During a tour of the Senate Museum, the delegation was given a comprehensive briefing on the working procedure of Parliament, the legislative process, the constitutional responsibilities of the Senate and the role of standing committees.
The students were also shown a documentary on the history of the Senate, important events and parliamentary evolution. Later, the delegation visited Gali-e-Dastoor, where they were informed about the making of the Constitution of Pakistan and important stages in the country’s constitutional history. The students also witnessed the ongoing proceedings in the Senate Hall.
The delegation described the visit as highly informative and useful, saying such tours helped highlight the importance of democratic values, legislation and the parliamentary system among the younger generation.
Separately, a 45-member delegation of students from Superior Darakhshan High School, Chehran, New Murree, accompanied by 13 faculty members, also visited Parliament House. The delegation was welcomed by officials of the Senate Secretariat.
The students were taken to the Senate Museum, where they watched an informative documentary on Pakistan’s parliamentary history and the role of the Upper House. They were also briefed in detail on the legislative process and working procedure of the Senate.
The delegation later visited Gali-e-Dastoor, where they were informed about Pakistan’s constitutional evolution and historic laws. The students also toured the Senate Hall and received a detailed briefing on the proceedings of Senate sessions.
The delegation expressed keen interest in the performance of the Senate, parliamentary traditions and the democratic process. They thanked Senate officials and termed the visit memorable and useful.
