After a three-year hiatus, the IHH Malaysia Sports Carnival made a highly anticipated return to the delight of some 1,300 staff who bonded with each other over two days of sportsmanship, camaraderie and friendly competition on 10 and 11 June.
Held at several sports facilities in Kuala Lumpur, the Sports Carnival featured eight different games including badminton, table tennis, athletics, e-sports, bowling and even dragon boating. Spectators cheered on passionately for their teammates, as they pushed on for victory.
For many, it was a time of making and renewing friendships, as bonds are built and strengthened outside the workplace through the values of good sportsmanship.
A big thank you to the IHH Malaysia HR team for organising the event, working tirelessly behind the scenes to manage the logistics and ensuring the safety of our people.
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