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ISPR Winter Internship Program 2026

ISPR has opened applications for its Winter Internship Program 2026, running from 12 January to 20 February. The free internship spans 25 cities across Pakistan and is open to students applying through their universities, with regional ISPR support available.

ISPR Flagship Winter Internship Program 2026

Inter Services Public Relations (ISPR) has officially announced its Winter Internship Program 2026, offering students and fresh graduates from across Pakistan a rare opportunity to gain hands-on experience with the country’s premier media and defense communication wing.

Scheduled from 12 January to 20 February 2026, the internship will be conducted in 25 cities nationwide, covering all major provinces and regions. The program is completely free of cost and open to both male and female students.

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This initiative is aimed at grooming young talent, strengthening professional skills, and exposing students to real-world communication, media, and strategic affairs environments.


Program Overview

  • Program Name: ISPR Winter Internship Program 2026

  • Duration: 12 January – 20 February 2026

  • Coverage: 25 cities across Pakistan

  • Eligibility: Male & Female students

  • Fee: No fees (Completely Free)

  • Mode of Application: Through Universities Only


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