SINGAPORE, Mar 21, 2025 – (ACN Newswire) – To indicate appreciation for migrant employees in Singapore, lots of whom are Bangladeshi, Summit Energy Worldwide Restricted (“SPIL”) has hosted a breaking of quick (Iftar) for about 200 employees throughout the holy month of Ramadan.
Mr Muhammed Aziz Khan, PBM, the Founder Chairman of the Summit Group, broke quick with the employees at a employees’ dormitory in House@Tuas, on 20 March 2024. One other 200 meals have been supplied for Muslim employees who weren’t in a position to attend the occasion bodily.
SPIL additionally offered items to 1400 employees. Appreciation playing cards and crafts – ready by about 50 college students – have been additionally offered to the employees on the dormitory. The scholars are from the Large Coronary heart Scholar Care Companies at Zhangde Main Faculty and the German European Faculty Singapore (“GESS”) in Singapore. The playing cards and crafts have been offered by academics from GESS on behalf of the scholars.
That is the primary Singapore Iftar occasion sponsored by SPIL, the Singapore-headquartered guardian of Bangladesh’s largest non-public sector energy technology firm.
Moreover Iftar, SPIL can be engaged in different company social duty (“CSR”) efforts in Bangladesh, together with charity donations for neuro-divergent kids, taking part in UNICEF initiatives to assist faculty dropouts, in addition to supporting scientific analysis for diet and on-line schooling, amongst others.
Mr Muhammed Aziz Khan, PBM stated, “All through the years, social duty stays a core precept of the Summit Group. Bangladeshi nationals comprise a big variety of the migrant employees in Singapore. This 12 months’s Iftar that we sponsored in Singapore underscores our efforts to offer again.”
“I’m touched that younger college students from the 2 colleges have expressed their appreciation to the migrant employee group in Singapore,” he added.
Mr Muhammed Aziz Khan, PBM, a Singaporean of Bangladeshi origin, was awarded the Public Service Medal (COVID-19) in October 2023 for participating and serving to Bangladeshi employees who have been remoted in native dormitories throughout the pandemic.
Ms Patricia Amorim and Ms Marieke Bink, academics at GESS, stated, “We have been thrilled to have collaborated with college students of Large Coronary heart for a significant card-making exercise, bringing collectively our Grade 6-8 college students with youthful brothers and sisters from Large Coronary heart to create heartfelt messages for migrant employees. This occasion not solely fostered creativity but in addition facilitated real interactions between the scholars as they shared tales and concepts. The playing cards produced are an exquisite testomony to their teamwork and compassion, showcasing the facility of group and the significance of supporting those that contribute a lot to our society.”
Shaina, a consultant of Large Coronary heart Scholar Care, stated, “We’re delighted to accomplice with the German European Faculty Singapore for a significant initiative geared toward giving again to the group. Final Friday, college students gathered to create heartfelt playing cards for migrant employees, expressing gratitude and appreciation for his or her important contributions to Singapore’s development and improvement. This important occasion not solely instilled a deep sense of gratitude within the college students but in addition helped foster new friendships and lasting recollections. It was a robust reflection of the true spirit of multiculturalism and inclusivity—values which have introduced us collectively and been instrumental in Singapore’s success over the previous 60 years.”
About Summit Energy Worldwide Restricted (“SPIL”)
SPIL is the biggest Unbiased Energy Producer (IPP) in Bangladesh, reflecting 17% of the nation’s whole non-public put in capability and 10% of whole put in capability. Summit owns and operates a complete of 18 energy crops. It additionally operates Bangladesh’s second Floating Storage and Regasification Unit (FSRU) and LNG import terminal with day by day regasification capability of 500 million cubic ft.
SPIL’s companions embrace JERA, Mitsubishi Company and Taiyo Insurance coverage Firm of Japan and GE of the USA. In July, 2023, Denmark’s Copenhagen Infrastructure Companions (CIP), Copenhagen Offshore Companions (COP) in affiliation with Summit Group, submitted a overseas direct funding proposal valued at USD 1.3 billion to develop the nation’s first 500 MW utility-scale offshore wind power challenge.
SPIL is the main infrastructure conglomerate in Bangladesh with diversified pursuits in energy technology, power, telecommunications, ports and actual property.
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