Preserve Malaysia's unique racial unity, says businesswoman

The Star

Malaysia's unique racial unity must be preserved, says Iranian businesswoman Datin Mary Rasouli. Speaking after buying clothing and delicacies in Melaka recently for a corporate social responsibility programme set for the upcoming Deepavali celebration, Rasouli said she can see the strong bonds between Malaysians after living in the country for almost 20 years.  Read more at https://tinyurl.com/ysz28yw5  WATCH MORE: https://thestartv.com/c/news SUBSCRIBE: https://cutt.ly/TheStar LIKE: https://fb.com/TheStarOnline

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00:03 This is a very special occasion to celebrate

00:25 the unity of this country.

00:28 And as a foreigner, we're all here.

00:32 We really enjoy this space of peace and happiness

00:39 among all the races, where everybody respect each other

00:43 and celebrate the special festive.

00:46 In this season, it's Deepa Valley.

00:49 So therefore, we are here to also experience and spread

00:52 the love and joy to everybody.

00:54 We just finished the program in Malacca called Health Camp.

00:59 And since we came to Malacca with our team members,

01:03 we decided to come to this street

01:06 and experience the special festive of Deepa Valley.

01:13 And at the same time, this is a good opportunity for us

01:17 to do some CSR activities.

01:20 So for that purpose, we bought some food for the needy.

01:24 And I came here to give away to them and experience and share

01:31 the love and joy.

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