More than 700 performers and workers were involved in this event which collected RM116, 000 in donations, which were distributed to 47 schools, charity and welfare organisations at the opening of the cultural show.
SGI President Ikeda in his congratulatory message used a Malay saying “When the roots are deep, there is no fear of strong winds and storm” to point out that “Friendship is the most important principle”. He hoped that through such goodwill cultural evening, people would deepen their friendship to open a new page of peace in history.
The State Assemblyman for Parit Yaani, JP Ng See Tiong, praised SGM in his speech during the opening ceremony, saying that the organisation spared no efforts in promoting cultural activities, which attracted thousands of members of public. Thus it had achieved its target of “goodwill and harmony”. Ng also praised the SGM Johor “kompang” group which welcomed the guests. He said it was an example of how the fine traits of other cultures can be accepted. The two days’ performers attracted more than 5000 spectators.
SGM Johor has been organising “Malam Mesra” events at various towns in Johor over the last two years. This was the 10th and final in the series.
I'm looking forward to our next SGM gala event--> 2010 National Cultural Performance (Malaysia). Wondering how are they going to conduct such gala event. I really which I could join that event. Must not miss this chance to contribute my self to the society. Anyhow, that event is a once in a lifetime's chance!!
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