Islamabad, November 12, 2026: Participants of the 12th batch of the National Parliamentary Development Course (NPDC) visited Parliament House in Islamabad on Thursday to gain insights into the country’s parliamentary system and the functioning of democratic institutions.
Upon arrival, the delegation was warmly received by officials of the Senate Secretariat.
During the visit, the participants toured the Senate Museum, where they were briefed on the history, evolution and parliamentary traditions of the Upper House.
An informative documentary highlighting Pakistan’s parliamentary history and the role of the Senate was also screened for the delegation.
The participants subsequently visited Gali-e-Dastoor (Constitution Avenue), where they learned about Pakistan’s constitutional history, democratic struggle and the significance of the Constitution.
During their visit to the Senate Hall, the delegation received a briefing on sessions of the Upper House, parliamentary procedures, the legislative process and the Senate’s working mechanisms.
The participants expressed keen interest in the proceedings and described the visit as a valuable opportunity to enhance their understanding of Pakistan’s parliamentary system and the practical functioning of its democratic institutions.
