Miri Inland Women’s Association Christmas Pre-Celebration Dinner Attended by 500 People
Published atNov 10, 2025 08:25 am
(Miri, 10th) The Miri Inland Women’s Association (PWOUM) held a Christmas pre-celebration dinner last night, attracting around 500 enthusiastic guests. The venue was filled with a warm and joyful festive atmosphere. Association Chairperson Qi Zhang, in her speech, expressed sincere gratitude to Sarawak Minister of Transport Dato Sri Lee Kim Shin for accepting the invitation to be the event’s guest of honor. She pointed out that Dato Sri Lee Kim Shin is not only an important leader in promoting the development of Miri's transportation and connectivity but also a long-term friendly supporter of community organizations and cultural associations. “Thank you Dato Sri for always making time to participate in community events; your presence is a great honor to us.” 圣诞报佳音文化演出。 Qi Zhang stated that Christmas symbolizes love, peace, and generosity, reminding everyone to cherish family, friendship, faith, and the power of unity. She said that this Christmas pre-celebration dinner has become the association’s annual heartwarming tradition, allowing members to slow down and connect with one another amidst busy family, work, and community responsibilities.
She especially welcomed indigenous friends returning from afar, as well as guests from different races and faiths. “Your presence is a true embodiment of Sarawak’s spirit—unity in diversity.”
She also mentioned that although everyone lives in the same city, busy work and life often mean not meeting for weeks or months at a time. “Tonight, let’s reconnect, embrace friends we haven’t seen in a long time, make new friends, and treat each other as family.”
The evening’s program was rich and varied, including Christmas caroling, cultural performances, a Christmas fashion show, karaoke, and a lucky draw, creating a lively and joyful atmosphere. Qi Zhang thanked the organizing committee and volunteers for their hard work, which ensured the smooth and successful event.
She called on members, as they prepare for Christmas and family reunions, to continue upholding the association’s core values—kindness, care, resilience, and unity—and to support each other in building a warmhearted community.
Qi Zhang also thanked Dato Sri Lee Kim Shin for his long-term support for women’s empowerment activities, cultural unity, and community development. “Thank you for your leadership, and thank you for continually promoting a harmonious, inclusive, and progressive Miri.”
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