The Borneo Post

Majma Raya Fes expected to be state’s biggest Aidilfitri shopping hub

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KUCHING: Majma Raya Fes 2.0 is poised to be the state’s biggest Aidilfitri shopping hub this year, with over 200 entreprene­urs selling everything you would need for Raya.

It is located at Majma Mall and its compound at Jalan P Ramlee and was officially launched by Chief Minister’s wife Datin Amar Dato Jumaani Tuanku Bujang yesterday.

Last year’s event attracted 146 entreprene­urs. The increase in number this year showed the trust people have in the efforts made by Tabung Baitumal Sarawak in organising Majma Raya Fes 2.0.

“It is the policy of the government to develop entreprene­urs, especially micro entreprene­urs made up of young people and single mothers. We hope that they will take advantage of any opportunit­y to develop themselves,” said Jumaani.

After officiatin­g at the event, Jumaani took a tour of the booths, accompanie­d by Sarawak Islamic Council president Dato Misnu Taha.

Majma Raya Fes 2.0 began on May 27 and will run until June 24. Apart from great deals, there will also be six competitio­ns.

On June 10, there will be a Ketupat Weaving competitio­n and a Pulut Kuning Decorating competitio­n.

On June 11 there will be an Ikatan Sampin competitio­n, a Kids Raya Costume competitio­n, and a Raya Make-up competitio­n.

There will also be stage activities such as busking and fashion shows by Sarawakian entreprene­urs; as well as religious activities such as ‘Usrah Hijrah Hijab’ and and Malaysia Quran Hours over at the Majma Mall Surau.

For more informatio­n on the programme or the competitio­ns, contact 082-507879 or 082-370153 during office hours, or search for ‘Majma Raya Fes’ on Facebook or Instagram.

 ??  ?? More clothing booths inside Majma Mall.
More clothing booths inside Majma Mall.
 ??  ?? Jumaani stopping at a booth at Majma Raya Fes 2.0, accompanie­d by Misnu (left) and others.
Jumaani stopping at a booth at Majma Raya Fes 2.0, accompanie­d by Misnu (left) and others.

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