Creating a Government as a pitch competition for students is an innovative educational experience aimed at fostering civic engagement, critical thinking, and creativity among young minds. This competition invites students to design and present their own governmental systems, encouraging them to think deeply about the principles and structures that underpin effective governance. Students must consider various elements such as the separation of powers, electoral systems, checks and balances, and citizen rights. By working in teams, participants are challenged to develop a coherent and functional government model that addresses contemporary issues and anticipates future challenges. The competition not only helps students understand the complexities of governance but also empowers them to become active, informed citizens capable of contributing meaningfully to society. The pitch competition culminates in a dynamic presentation event where student teams pitch their government models to a panel of judges composed of educators, political scientists, and civic leaders. This format simulates real-world challenges and gives students the opportunity to refine their public speaking and persuasion skills. Participants receive constructive feedback, enabling them to improve their ideas and gain valuable insights into the strengths and weaknesses of their proposals. The event fosters a spirit of collaboration and healthy competition, as students are encouraged to learn from one another and engage in respectful discourse. By reimagining governance and presenting their ideas in this competitive format, students are motivated to think critically about the role of government in society and are inspired to pursue future careers in public service, law, and political science.