Sport for Peace: Uniting Scouts and Communities for a Better Future The "Sport for Peace" event, organized by the Nachung Scouts and adult leaders, was a powerful demonstration of how sports can promote harmony, respect, and cooperation. Starting with an energetic aerobic dance warm-up, the event brought participants together, breaking barriers and fostering unity. Engaging team relay races such as the sack race, marble race, and the caterpillar race highlighted the importance of teamwork and collaboration, aligning with SDG 3: Good Health and Well-being and SDG 4: Quality Education by teaching essential life skills. One of the event’s key highlights was the peace tug of war, symbolizing cooperation over competition, reflecting the core value of SDG 16: Peace, Justice, and Strong Institutions. Traditional games like Soksum and Kolokpar celebrated cultural diversity, promoting inclusion and gender equality in line with SDG 5 and SDG 10. By involving everyone, regardless of gender or ability, the games reinforced that equality and unity are achievable through shared experiences. The day concluded with pledges for peace, where participants committed to living by the values of respect, peace, and cooperation. This event was a meaningful reminder that sport is a powerful tool for promoting the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), especially in creating inclusive, peaceful, and healthier communities. The Nachung Scouts and Adult leaders showed how simple activities can drive real-world change, helping to build a more just and peaceful society. Let’s continue to use sport as a way to bring people together, celebrate our differences, and work towards a peaceful and sustainable world—because, in the end, peace is everyone’s game to win.