A police spokesperson has urged students to make positive choices. The future of the nation depends on the decisions made by young people today. Students have a crucial role in maintaining national security.
They are considered key stakeholders and their actions can have a significant impact. A summit was held to discuss issues such as peace, security, and development.
Further details about the summit and the police spokesperson's message are available from the source, including the theme of the event and the importance of responsible participation in society.
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