The Secretariat for Muslims (SFM) organized this 5-day workshop from May 14th to 19th, 2013. This workshop, titled "Understanding Religion, Culture, and Conflict," aimed to bring together young people aged 18 to 25 from different religions to learn about each other's beliefs and cultures. The goal was to promote social harmony and mutual respect for diversity in ethnicity, culture, and religion. Throughout the workshop, participants engaged in a range of activities, including community service projects, teambuilding exercises, and leadership development programs. They had the opportunity to meet religious and community leaders, who shared their experiences and perspectives, allowing the participants to gain valuable insights and understanding. PALTRA, an organization experienced in conducting workshops, facilitated this program. With their expertise and guidance, the workshop was designed to be engaging, informative, and entertaining for all participants. The SFM's main objective was to foster connections between communities in specific districts, establishing a platform for dialogue and nurturing relationships founded on respect and understanding. By bringing together members from various organizations such as IYCSL, YMBA, YWBA, YMMA, YWMA, YMCA, YWCA, YMHA, and YWHA, aimed to create a strong network of young individuals dedicated to promoting social harmony and resolving conflicts peacefully. This workshop provided an amazing opportunity for young people to learn, grow, and contribute to a more inclusive society. It offered a supportive environment where friendships were formed, cultural differences were celebrated, and a shared vision of unity and cooperation was nurtured.