Kuching - In conjunction with Hari Raya Aidiladha 1446H, Senari Synergy Group has donated six cattle to communities in Kampung Bukit Kudi, Kampung Haji Mahdi, Kampung Goebilt, Kampung Senari, Kampung Kolong Dua, and Tanjung Manis, as part of its ongoing community outreach and corporate social responsibility (CSR) efforts.

The annual qurban initiatives is both a reflection of the Group’s gratitude to Allah SWT and its deep commitment to supporting and uplifting the local communities in which it operates. The distribution of the cattle is aimed at sharing the blessings of Aidiladha, strengthening community ties, and ensuring that the less fortunate can partake in the joy and significance of this holy celebration

“Hari Raya Aidiladha is a time of sacrifice, reflection, and togetherness. As a corporate citizen rooted in Sarawak, we believe it is our responsibility to give back and be source of support and encouragement to the communities around us. This Qurban initiative is a small but meaningful gesture of gratitude to Allah SWT and solidarity with our fellow communities”, said Dato Haji Jefri Ahmad Tambi, the Group Managing Director of Senari Synergy.

“Senari Synergy Qurban initiative is more than just an annual event, it is a part of a larger effort to ensure that our development as a Group translates into shared prosperity and aligns with the State’s aspiration to build a more inclusive, sustainable, and prosperous Sarawak under Post COVID-19 Development Strategy 2030 (PCDS 2030). We remain committed to playing our part in driving progress while staying grounded in our values and heritage”, he further added. Dato Haji Jefri also thanked all its staff for their participation and contribution during the event.

The event was warmly received the respective village representatives, who expressed appreciation for the Group’s continued support over the years.

Senari Synergy remains committed to meaningful engagement with local communities through a variety of CSR programmes, spanning education, welfare, environmental conservation, and economic empowerment.