Islamabad, 8 May, 2025: In a call to civic responsibility, the Islamabad Capital Territory (ICT) Administration has announced a public invitation for residents to join the Civil Defence as volunteers.
The initiative, shared by the Deputy Commissioner’s Office, encourages patriotic citizens to step forward in support of national safety and resilience.
Aspiring volunteers have been advised to visit the DC Office in Islamabad with their Computerised National Identity Card (CNIC) to formally register their interest.
Officials stated that this recruitment drive offers a rare chance for individuals to actively participate in community protection efforts.
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The Civil Defence Force, which plays a supportive role during emergencies and times of national need, is open to all who wish to contribute to public service.
By joining, citizens can take part in practical efforts to assist authorities in maintaining order and security.
The ICT administration underscored the importance of civilian involvement in strengthening the country’s internal preparedness.
Public Encouraged to Fulfil Civic Duties Through Service
Authorities emphasized that those who volunteer would receive appropriate training and could be called upon to support civil institutions in various crisis situations, such as natural disasters or national emergencies.
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The Deputy Commissioner’s Office stressed that fulfilling one’s civic responsibility through such platforms was both a privilege and a duty for those who care about Pakistan’s wellbeing.
For those seeking more information or to raise concerns, the ICT administration has made communication channels available, including the official website ictadministration.gov.pk, a dedicated phone line (051 9108084), and social media platforms such as @dcislamabad and @ictaofficial.
The call to serve is part of a wider effort to promote community engagement and reinforce readiness at the local level.
