A tradition that been carry on for the last 63 years, SUPP headquarters and branches celebrated the Hungry Ghost festival ceremony. Party President, Dato Sri Dr Sim Kui Hian thanked party comrades for joining the celebration throughout Sarawak and remembering passed party comrades. He said it is important to preserve our traditions and cultural legacy in Sarawak as well as praying for a prosperous and strong Sarawak for all to live in peace and harmony in the increasing challenging global crisis of waves of virus pandemic, environmental hostility and wars.

Tay Tze Kok, the Youth Chief of Supp Kuching Branch expressed the celebration of Malaysia’s 66th National Day. In this unique moment, we sincerely wish that Malaysia continues its journey towards stability, progress, tranquility, and prosperity. Tay took this solemn occasion to extend heartfelt well wishes for Malaysia as a whole, with a particular emphasis on Sarawak. He hoped that Sarawak will go on a path of transformation, realizing a shared aspiration – to achieve high-income status before 2030. “Under the theme ‘Malaysia Madani: Unity, Determination, Realization of Hopes’ forRead More