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Inter-Services Public Relations

institutions. Also ISPR

The media and public relations wing of Pakistan’s armed forces, set up in May 1949 and based in Rawalpindi. It serves the army, navy and air force together, and its Director General acts as the official spokesperson of the military. Its press releases are the usual official record of Pakistani military statements, operations, the Corps Commanders’ Conference and the army chief’s meetings with foreign officials, including Americans.12

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Sources

  1. Inter-Services Public Relations. Wikipedia. Reference
  2. Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR). Journal of Defence Studies (Manohar Parrikar Institute for Defence Studies and Analyses), 2020. Scholarly