Ms Zainab Mehmood, member Women Peace Architect from Haripur successfully conducted One-Day Hockey unity match with slogan "Play for Peace". This activity was conducted with youth athletes on June 6th, 2024 at Peace College, Haripur campus.

The main purpose of the activity was to provide a platform for young female athletes to collaborate, compete, and showcase the spirit of sportsmanship. Ms Zainab engaged and collaborated with local colleges/high schools and sports clubs to identify potential participants. She also created IEC material and designed few slogans for this activity.

Ms Zainab's efforts were instrumental in ensuring a diverse and enthusiastic participation from young athletes across the region. The IEC materials she created highlighted the importance of sports in fostering teamwork, discipline, and resilience. The slogans she designed resonated with the spirit of empowerment and unity, encouraging young women to take pride in their athletic abilities and to strive for excellence both on and off the field. The collaboration with educational institutions and sports clubs not only helped in identifying talented participants but also built a supportive network that could nurture these athlete' growth and development. Ms. Zainab's initiative went beyond the competition itself; it aimed at creating a lasting impact by promoting a culture of inclusivity and recognition for female athletes.

Through this activity, many young women were able to showcase their talents, gain confidence, and build lasting relationships with their peers. The event was a celebration of sportsmanship and provided an invaluable opportunity for young female athletes to shine and inspire others in their communities.

The chief guest of the event, Mr Yousaf Ayub Khan, Ex minister CNW/provincial member of Pakistan Climate Change Authority announced the ambitious plans to significantly enhance the sports infrastructure in the region. These plans include the construction of an Olympic-size international level swimming pool for both female and male athletes, with a targeted completion time of 5 to 6 months. Additionally, an indoor national level gymnasium for girls, catering to a variety of sports, will be established in Haripur. Furthermore, a covered area specifically designed for female players will be constructed at Curtas Ground (Committee Ground), providing a safe and sheltered environment for practice and competition. These initiatives aim to foster a supportive and inclusive environment for athletes, encouraging excellence and participation across various sports disciplines.

Ms. Ayesha Batool, Principal GGDC no 2 Haripur (Professor Health and physical education), announced to create a peace building committee in her college and also announced to participate in process of players registration with District Sports Club.

The other guests of the event were

Mr Sohrab Masud, Assistant Superintendent jail Mr Khalid, Principal peace college Mr Mehmood Hussain Shah, social activist Mr Ilyas Fareed, traffic incharge Ms Fehmida, professor GPGC for women, Haripur.