Mobile operator Nar, known for its affordable services and socially impactful initiatives, has supported a fun and educational summer camp organized by the YASHAT Foundation for children aged 12–15 who lost a parent in service to the country.

During the camp, Nar CEO Gunnar Pahnke met with the children of national heroes, engaging in a lively discussion around their questions. At the end of the meeting, Pahnke shared the following message with the youth: “In addition to providing telecommunications services, Nar is committed to contributing to the development of society through various social projects. Achieving these goals requires not only education but also diligence and courage from our youth. In this regard, the bravery of your heroic parents is not only a source of pride but also an inexhaustible strength for your future. Wherever you go, if you act with the same courage, fearlessness, and purpose as they did, you will achieve great success”.

Now in its fourth year, the summer camp was held amidst the breathtaking nature of the Lankaran region. Over the course of several days, the 75 participating children took part in educational workshops, theatrical performances, meetings with prominent figures and public officials, as well as excursions and recreational activities. As a camp sponsor, Nar also presented valuable gifts to all participants.

As part of its Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) strategy, Nar continues to support projects aimed at preserving national heritage.