Gen Asim cautions students against misinformation, fake news
Army chief emphasises significance of critical thinking in meeting with students' delegation at GHQ, says ISPR
RAWALPINDI: Chief of Army Staff (COAS) General Asim Munir Thursday cautioned students against the perils of misinformation and fake news in the digital age, urging them to navigate this landscape with discernment. He was talking to a delegation of 44 students from Harvard Business School (HBS) Trek-2024, representing nine different countries who met him here at the General Headquarters. The interactive session provided a platform to share perspectives on Pakistan’s pivotal role in promoting regional peace and stability, its unwavering efforts against terrorism, and its commitment to upholding democratic values. The army chief emphasized the significance of education, critical thinking and innovation in addressing the contemporary security challenges.
He highlighted Pakistan’s vast potential and encouraged the attendees to form their own opinions based on personal experiences. The Harvard students expressed their gratitude to the COAS for facilitating a constructive and enlightening interaction. This engagement follows the COAS’s earlier interaction with students from various universities at the General Headquarters on August 20, underscoring his commitment to nurturing and inspiring the nation’s youth.
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