Dr Deep Singh, a prominent advocate for traditional sports, recently collaborated with Rondine Cittadella della Pace for an expert briefing organized by the United Nations Office of Counter-Terrorism on Mar. 20 focused on the Rondine Method for conflict transformation through sport.
As the Secretary General of the World Gatka Federation and a Representative of the International Council of Traditional Sports and Games (ICTSC), Singh underscored the significant role that traditional martial arts, like Gatka, can play in fostering peace and resilience. He said it provides constructive outlets for at-risk youth and cultivates resilience against violent extremism.
In a statement, Singh said: “The Rondine Method exemplifies how sports can serve as a powerful instrument for conflict transformation,” he stated. “Traditional sports offer a unique framework for building bridges across diverse communities and promoting mutual respect.”
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He highlighted these sports as essential tools in the fight against violence and terrorism as it fosters social cohesion and provides positive outlets. Singh’s leadership continues to position Gatka as a beacon of hope and unity in challenging times.
Singh’s advocacy extends beyond the physical aspects of Gatka to include fitness, mental clarity, and spiritual growth.
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