Party chief Hafiz Naeem ur Rehman stated that the event aims to bring together youth, students, lawyers and the wider public under what he called a shared sense of direction.
Reviewing final arrangements, Hafiz Naeem said that a quiet momentum is building across the country, with caravans of supporters already moving towards Lahore. According to party officials, if seating capacity falls short, women participants will be given priority and proper accommodation, reflecting what they described as a new and inclusive approach.
The leadership highlighted another notable feature: representatives from 42 countries, including delegates from Europe, the United States and South Africa, are expected to attend. The gathering, they said, aims to send a clear and confident message of justice and fairness to the world.
A special session has been reserved for youth something JI calls essential for bridging the gap between young ambition and real opportunities. The party announced the launch of a new youth programme designed to reassure young Pakistanis that someone is finally willing to stand behind them.
For the first time, women will also appear on stage to raise their concerns openly. Another major segment of the event will be dedicated to Palestine, where JI leaders plan to present what they describe as a principled and unwavering case for the Palestinian people at a global level.
Party leaders remarked that Generation Z wants to move forward, but they need a guiding hand. Jamaat-e-Islami, they added, intends to give them a platform that channels their energy in a positive direction.
The campaign Mera Brand Pakistan will also be featured prominently, as the party positions the gathering as a milestone for national reform. Leadership expects “a sea of people” to fill the grounds of Minar-e-Pakistan in the coming days, where Jamaat-e-Islami plans to unveil its new roadmap for what it calls the real public struggle.
