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Leila Keshavarzi, an Iranian inventor and national taekwondo athlete, just won a gold medal at the Malaysia International Young Inventors Olympiad.

When she received her award, she held a pink backpack in dedication to the 168 schoolgirls who were killed in US-Israeli missile attacks.

Ahmed Ghoneim reports for another episode of CGTN's More Than Just A Game.

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