The world's largest digital and radio scouting event, the 67th Jamboree on the Air (JOTA) and the 28th Jamboree on the Internet (JOTI), was held at Daffodil International University (DIU). Organized by the Bangladesh Scouts Air Region and supported by the Daffodil International University Air Rover Scout Group, the three-day (October 18-20) event saw the participation of over 200 scouts and 20 scout leaders from Dhaka District Air and Kurmitola District Air. The inauguration ceremony was graced by Squadron Leader Mohammad Masud Rana, Secretary of Bangladesh Scouts Air Region, as the Chief Scout Personality. Professor Dr. Syed Akhter Hossain, Dean of the Faculty of Science and Information Technology of DIU, was present as a special guest. The event was presided over by Dr. Mohammad Nadir Bin Ali, Registrar of DIU. Professor Dr. Bimal Chandra Das, Associate Dean of the Faculty of Science and Information Technology of DIU and Farhana Rahman, Deputy Regional Commissioner and Assistant Leader Trainer, Bangladesh Scouts Air Region. Teachers, amateur radio operators, organizing committee members, volunteers, and scout members were in attendance. In his speech, the Chief Guest stated, "We have entered the era of technology, and its proper use is crucial for our youth. Through initiatives like this, scouts will explore new horizons using modern technology and build bridges of friendship worldwide." The Special Guest remarked, "I see this event as a significant step forward. Scouts will be able to create new opportunities for education and communication by utilizing modern technology." The President of the event commented, "Daffodil International University has always played a leading role in social activities and youth development. This program will help develop leadership qualities in young people."