The 2024 Hockey Together Camp, hosted by the Korean Ice Hockey Association (KIHA) with support from the Official Development Assistance (ODA) program of the Korean Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism, and the Pyeongchang Legacy Foundation, successfully concluded its 6th edition. Held from August 8 to 15, the camp has established itself as a significant initiative in the global development of ice hockey.

Diskit C Angmo and Tsewang Chuskit from Ladakh, who represented Team India expressed gratitude to CEC Tashi Gyalson for his generous funding, which played a crucial role in their participation in this transformative experience.

This year's camp featured 90 Korean U15 players, 38 Learn to Play (LTP) participants, and 37 coaches from 22 IIHF Member National Associations (MNAs). The event welcomed both returning participants from countries such as Ukraine, Serbia, Malaysia, and India, as well as newcomers from the UAE, Kuwait, Philippines, Hong Kong, and Chinese Taipei.

The Hockey Together Camp continues to set a high standard for international hockey education and collaboration, fostering growth and unity within the sport.