Sargodha: The Pakistan Institute of China Studies (PICS) recently marked the conclusion of its Digital Detox Summer Camp 2025 with a certificate distribution ceremony. The event celebrated a three-week initiative that encouraged children to disconnect from screens and engage in real-life experiences.

In his opening remarks, Prof. Dr. Tahir Mumtaz Awan, Director of PICS, welcomed participants, teachers, and parents. He praised the camp’s vision and highlighted the importance of reducing digital distractions in today’s technology-driven world. Dr. Awan emphasized fostering holistic growth through physical activity, creativity, and social interaction.

Certificates were awarded to children, volunteer teachers, and PICS research officers for their contributions. The children participated in activities such as physical fitness sessions, language development games, cultural workshops, and creative arts, aimed at nurturing curiosity and self-expression in a screen-free environment.

Parents’ presence at the ceremony added a sense of community and commitment to fostering balanced lifestyles. Their support encouraged the children and underscored the shared effort by families and educators.

The event celebrated creativity and transformation, recognizing children for their active participation. The camp was designed to enrich minds, nurture well-being, and strengthen real-world connections, leaving a lasting impact on the participants.