Sarikei to host 2025 Sarawak-level National Day celebrations


SIBU: Sarikei will host the 2025 state-level National Day celebrations on August 30 and 31, says Sarawak's Women, Childhood and Community Wellbeing Development Minister Datuk Seri Fatimah Abdullah.

She said this year's celebration carries the theme "Malaysia Madani: People in Harmony", which underscores the importance of prioritising the people in national development, ensuring shared prosperity and fostering appreciation for cultural diversity and human values.

"The National Day celebration is not merely an annual event. It is a manifestation of the spirit of struggle of past generations which must continue to be nurtured in the hearts of every citizen. The theme reminds us that true independence is when the people are protected, valued and treated with respect in all aspects of life," Fatimah said at a press conference on Monday (Aug 18).

Fatimah, who is the minister in charge of the celebrations, said the two-day programme is expected to draw around 10,000 people.

Highlights of the two-day event include performances by artists such as Nai Dinamik, Bob, and Zizi Kirana as well as cultural showcases and a fireworks display.

On Aug 31, a Unity Walk will be held at Sarikei Stadium starting at 7am.

"The event will bring together participants from all walks of life as a symbol of community strength and unity," she said.

Participants will receive Unity Walk shirts but are also encouraged to wear traditional Sarawakian ethnic attire or accessories.

Fatimah called on all Sarawakians to come together and enliven the celebration by flying the Jalur Gemilang at their homes, business premises and vehicles as a sign of loyalty and love for the nation.

 

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