DARO – A leadership and community engagement session was held on 17 July 2026 in Daro, bringing together government leaders, agencies, and local residents of DUN N43.
The event was officiated by Premier of Sarawak, YAB Datuk Patinggi (Dr) Abang Haji Abdul Rahman Zohari bin Tun Datuk Abang Haji Openg, and served as a platform to strengthen ties between the state government and the people.
The meeting was designed to foster dialogue and cooperation, ensuring that development initiatives are communicated clearly to the community.
It also provided an opportunity for residents to learn more about ongoing projects and future plans for the Daro constituency.
The Premier emphasised the importance of unity and collaboration, noting that progress in Sarawak depends on strong partnerships between government institutions and the people they serve.
Local leaders and representatives from various government agencies attended the session, reflecting the state’s commitment to inclusive governance.
The gathering highlighted the government’s approach to transparency, where updates on infrastructure, social programmes, and economic development were shared directly with the community.
The Premier’s presence underscored the significance of Daro within Sarawak’s broader development agenda. His message, “Sarawak Maju Makmur,” resonated with attendees, reinforcing the vision of a prosperous and forward-looking state.
The phrase, meaning “Sarawak Progresses with Prosperity,” has become a guiding principle in the government’s efforts to balance economic growth with social well-being.
Community members welcomed the opportunity to engage with leaders, raising concerns and offering suggestions on local issues. Such interactions are seen as vital in ensuring that policies and projects reflect the needs of the people.
The session also encouraged greater awareness of government programmes, helping residents to better understand how initiatives are designed to benefit their district.
The meeting forms part of a wider strategy by the Sarawak government to strengthen grassroots connections.
Similar engagements have been held across other constituencies, aiming to build trust and encourage active participation in development planning.
By involving communities directly, the government hopes to create a sense of ownership and shared responsibility for progress.
For Daro, the discussions centred on both immediate priorities and long-term aspirations. Infrastructure improvements, education, healthcare, and economic opportunities were among the topics highlighted.
Leaders assured residents that efforts are being made to ensure balanced growth, with attention given to rural areas as well as urban centres.
The event also reflected the government’s emphasis on inclusivity, ensuring that all segments of society are represented in development dialogues.
By bringing together leaders, agencies, and citizens, the meeting demonstrated how collaboration can drive meaningful change.
The Premier’s engagement in Daro is expected to inspire continued cooperation between the government and the local community.
With development projects underway and more planned for the future, the session reinforced the message that progress is a shared journey.
As Sarawak moves forward with its vision of prosperity, gatherings such as this highlight the importance of communication, transparency, and partnership.
For the people of Daro, the meeting was not only a chance to hear directly from their leaders but also an opportunity to contribute to shaping the future of their district.
