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Fazzrudin (third left) presents caps and aprons to one of the traders during the walkabout at the Emart Matang Ramadan Bazaar on Monday. — Photo by Roystein Emmor.
KUCHING (Feb 23): The Emart Matang Ramadan Bazaar continues to provide space and opportunities for small traders to do business and sell their products throughout the holy month, said Political Secretary to the Sarawak Premier, Dato Fazzrudin Abdul Rahman.
“The annual event plays an important role in supporting small and micro entrepreneurs to generate additional income ahead of the Hari Raya Aidilfitri celebrations,” he told reporters after launching the bazaar and conducting a walkabout on Monday.
He also thanked the Padawan Municipal Council (MPP) and Emart in collaboration with Maggi, for organising the bazaar every year.
MPP chairman Tan Kai said the bazaar also serves as a platform to promote unity among the people of Sarawak.
“The spirit of Ramadan is about togetherness. Many non-Muslims also visit the bazaar, and this reflects the unity we value in Sarawak,” he said, adding that all community projects should continue to emphasise unity as a core principle.
Meanwhile, Emart Group head of property Lee Leong Peng said a total of 63 stalls are operating at the bazaar this year, with 16 selling beverages and the remainder offering a variety of food items, including grilled dishes.
“The Emart Matang Ramadan Bazaar has been organised for more than 13 years to provide traders with business opportunities ahead of the festive season,” he said.
The bazaar runs from Feb 19 to March 18. At the same event, Maggi distributed 500 cups of bubur lambuk to members of the public.
During the walkabout, Fazzrudin also presented caps and aprons to participating traders.

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