Festival Perpaduan Etnik at i-City promises a celebration of unity and diversity

In a bid to promote ethnic harmony and unity, the Ministry of National Unity (KPN) has announced the organization of the Festival Perpaduan Etnik at i-City, set to take place on February 17 and 18, 2024, coinciding with the Chinese New Year festivities. This event aligns with the vision of Malaysia MADANI, emphasizing the importance of fostering a sense of togetherness among the diverse ethnic communities in the country.

The highlight of the festival is set to be a breathtaking fireworks display on February 17 at 8 pm, symbolizing the collective aspirations of Malaysians for a harmonious and united nation. The spectacle is expected to draw crowds from various backgrounds, creating a shared experience that transcends cultural differences.

On February 18, at 7 am, a Unity Walk will take place as another key feature of the festival. This symbolic march aims to bring people together, breaking down barriers and reinforcing the idea that unity is crucial for the progress and prosperity of the nation.

Month-Long Celebration at i-City

Monica Ong, the Director of i-City, shared additional details about the event, highlighting a diverse range of activities that attendees can look forward to. These include self-defense demonstrations, fashion shows, outdoor cinema, and cultural performances, providing a platform for Malaysians to celebrate their unique heritage.

“The Festival Perpaduan Etnik is part of the one-month-long celebration at i-City in conjunction with Chinese New Year. Visitors can immerse themselves in the festive atmosphere, enjoying the sights and sounds while exploring new rides and attractions such as the Digital Sports Arena, Immersive Winterland, and Race Karting,” said Monica Ong.

She further elaborated on the exciting lineup of events during the month-long celebration, including Acrobatic Lion and Dragon Dance performances on February 11 and 24, 2024. Additionally, a God of Prosperity walk-about distributing oranges, free entry to the Red Carpet 2 wax museum, and the opening of new mini attractions are among the attractions awaiting visitors.

As the Festival Perpaduan Etnik approaches, Malaysians are encouraged to embrace the spirit of unity and diversity, coming together to celebrate their shared identity while appreciating the rich tapestry of cultures that make up the nation.