Dr. Fehmida Sultana, the Pro Rector, gave a brief overview of the achievements of the University during the past one year and to a huge applause, informed the audience about the shifting of UCP to the new campus which is fast coming up in the suburbs of Lahore. She highlighted the policy of the UCP, saying that the function of a university is not just to teach but to educate the students. She also said that, in line with the vision of Chairman Board of Governors, Mian Amer Mahmood, Volunteers In Service (VIS) program has been launched and each student renders 64 hours of mandatory community service before graduation, in association with credible and reputed NGOs like SoS Village, Akhwat, etc. She also stated that the University has developed partnerships with high ranking universities in the United States and Europe including Hertfordshire and Wollverhampton.

In all, 63 students were awarded prizes for outstanding academic performance. This includes three students whose names were inscribed on the Rolls of Honour. They are Anam Hameed, Raza Ul Haque and Atiq Ur Rehamn. Atiq Ur Rehman is EYELESS, yet, by sheer willpower, he managed to achieve a CGPA of 3.94. This student of UCP with four senses had the sixth sense to outdo many who are blessed with all the five senses. He was given a standing ovation when he came on the stage and pride in the eyes of Mian Amer Mahmood, Chairman Board of Governors, was obvious.

In the end, the Guest of Honour, Lt. Gen. (R) Khalid Maqbool, former Governor Punjab, in his address, praised the efforts and achievements of Chairman Board of Governors in the field of academia. He also commended the performance of Pro Rector, faculty and the students of UCP whereafter the convocation was declared as closed.