Scouts from 156 Countries Share Cultures at the Saemangeum World Jamboree
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Scouts from 156 countries have visited Korea to take part in the Saemangeum World Jamboree. At the event venue, the scouts were enjoying pleasant times sharing each other's cultures.
The World Jamboree is an international event where young people gather from many countries to live and learn together. Participants took part in a variety of activities, directly experiencing differences in languages, traditions, and ways of life. The scouts introduced their own countries to one another, played games together, and enjoyed performances, becoming friends.
Meanwhile, because the weather at the venue was very hot, the scouts used various methods to escape the heat. The organizers are continuing to take necessary measures, such as checking the health and safety of participants and fully preparing shade and water.
This event is becoming an opportunity for young people from many countries to share the values of peace and friendship. Support from relevant institutions is expected to continue so that participants can safely complete the event and return to their own countries.
Sources: 문화체육관광부 한국문화원
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