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Daily Tribune
30-04-2025
- Business
- Daily Tribune
Malabar Group to provide 10,000 meals daily to students in Zambia
In a major stride towards combating global hunger and food insecurity, Malabar Group has officially launched its groundbreaking Hunger-Free World initiative in Zambia. The initiative was unveiled by the Honourable Douglas Syakalima, Zambia's Minister of Education at an event held at John Laing Primary School in Lusaka. Mr. Abdul Salam K.P, Vice-Chairman of Malabar Group; HE. Gerry Muuka, Zambia Consul General for Dubai; HE Duncan Mulima, Ambassador of Zambia to KSA; Mr. Arif Saeed, Deputy High Commissioner, Indian High Commission in Zambia, other government & school officials, students & well-wishers were in attendance. This extension is part of Malabar Group's commitment— announced last year during an event at the Malabar International Hub in Dubai—to contribute USD 1 Million in the next 3 years towards providing nutritious mid-day meals to school students in Zambia. With the launch of the program, Malabar Group will now provide 10,000 meals daily across John Laing Primary School, Chingwele Primary School, and Mambilima Primary School in Zambia. 'Over the past year, our ESG wing has been working relentlessly on ground in Zambia to bring this project to fruition and I am confident that our efforts will yield a positive outcome to the students and the future of Zambia. I would like to extend my sincere gratitude to the President, H.E Hakainde Hichilema; Vice President, Mutale Nalumango and the entire Zambian government for their staunch backing of this transformative initiative', commented Mr. M.P Ahammed, Chairman of Malabar Group. 'On behalf of Zambia, I extend heartfelt gratitude to Malabar Group for their generosity and commitment to our children's future', commented Mr. Douglas Syakalima, Minister of Education, Government of Zambia. The Hunger Free World initiative was launched by the Malabar Group in 2022, envisioning a world free of hunger. Presently, the program operates numerous kitchens across India, providing around 55,00 nutritious meals daily across 81 locations in the country. 'With the invaluable support of the Zambian government and our collective commitment to this noble cause, we are confident in our ability to transform lives, nurture talent, and create a lasting impact for generations to come.', commented Mr. Abdul Salam K.P, Vice Chairman of Malabar Group. Malabar Group has announced that it will invest over USD 400,000 this financial year to construct kitchens, enabling the program to reach more schools across Zambia. 'We are deeply grateful to our customers across the world whose continued trust and support make it possible for us to drive meaningful change across the world', commented Mr. Shamlal Ahamed, MD-International Operations, Malabar Gold & Diamonds.
Business Standard
28-04-2025
- Business
- Business Standard
Malabar Group Expands 'Hunger Free World' Project in Zambia, Providing Nutritious Meals to 10,000 Children
NewsVoir Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], April 28: Malabar Group's flagship CSR initiative, the 'Hunger Free World' project, has significantly expanded its food distribution program in Zambia, now reaching 10,000 schoolchildren with nutritious meals every day. Launched in Zambia last year, the project aims to combat hunger and poverty through sustained food security initiatives. As part of the expansion, daily nutritious midday meals are being provided to students at John Laing Primary School, Chingwele Primary School, and Mambilima Primary School in Zambia. This initiative aligns with Malabar Group's earlier commitment to invest USD 1 million over a period of three years to support the school meal program in the country. The expanded program was formally inaugurated at a ceremony held at John Laing Primary School in Lusaka by Zambia's Minister of Education, Mr. Douglas Syakalima. The event was attended by Malabar Group Vice Chairman Mr. K.P. Abdul Salam, Zambia's Consul General in Dubai Mr. Jerry Muuka, Zambian Ambassador to Saudi Arabia Mr. Duncan Mulima, India's Deputy High Commissioner to Zambia Mr. Arif Saeed, along with senior Zambian government officials, school authorities, and other dignitaries. The 'Hunger Free World' project is Malabar Group's most impactful CSR initiative, with a mission to ensure no one goes hungry. In India, the project currently serves nutritious food packets to over 60,000 people daily across 81 cities in 17 states. Speaking on the occasion, M.P. Ahammed, Chairman, Malabar Group, said, ''Malabar Group has always been committed to social welfare and community development. We are proud to serve thousands of people living in poverty every day through the 'Hunger Free World' initiative. Our ESG team has worked diligently in Zambia over the past year to bring this project to life. We sincerely thank President Hakainde Hichilema, Vice President Mutale Nalumango, and all Zambian government officials for their unwavering support." Zambia's Minister of Education, Mr. Douglas Syakalima, praised the initiative, noting that school meal programs not only address child hunger but also foster a conducive environment for learning and personal growth. He expressed gratitude to Malabar Group for its commitment to the well-being and future of Zambian children. Malabar Group allocates 5% of its annual profits toward various social welfare programs focused on healthcare, education, poverty alleviation, and women's empowerment. The expansion of the 'Hunger Free World' project in Zambia marks another milestone in the company's journey towards creating meaningful and lasting social impact.
The Print
28-04-2025
- Business
- The Print
Malabar Group Expands ‘Hunger Free World' Project in Zambia, Providing Nutritious Meals to 10,000 Children
Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], April 28: Malabar Group's flagship CSR initiative, the 'Hunger Free World' project, has significantly expanded its food distribution program in Zambia, now reaching 10,000 schoolchildren with nutritious meals every day. Launched in Zambia last year, the project aims to combat hunger and poverty through sustained food security initiatives. As part of the expansion, daily nutritious midday meals are being provided to students at John Laing Primary School, Chingwele Primary School, and Mambilima Primary School in Zambia. This initiative aligns with Malabar Group's earlier commitment to invest USD 1 million over a period of three years to support the school meal program in the country. The expanded program was formally inaugurated at a ceremony held at John Laing Primary School in Lusaka by Zambia's Minister of Education, Mr. Douglas Syakalima. The event was attended by Malabar Group Vice Chairman Mr. K.P. Abdul Salam, Zambia's Consul General in Dubai Mr. Jerry Muuka, Zambian Ambassador to Saudi Arabia Mr. Duncan Mulima, India's Deputy High Commissioner to Zambia Mr. Arif Saeed, along with senior Zambian government officials, school authorities, and other dignitaries. The 'Hunger Free World' project is Malabar Group's most impactful CSR initiative, with a mission to ensure no one goes hungry. In India, the project currently serves nutritious food packets to over 60,000 people daily across 81 cities in 17 states. Speaking on the occasion, M.P. Ahammed, Chairman, Malabar Group, said, 'Malabar Group has always been committed to social welfare and community development. We are proud to serve thousands of people living in poverty every day through the 'Hunger Free World' initiative. Our ESG team has worked diligently in Zambia over the past year to bring this project to life. We sincerely thank President Hakainde Hichilema, Vice President Mutale Nalumango, and all Zambian government officials for their unwavering support.' Zambia's Minister of Education, Mr. Douglas Syakalima, praised the initiative, noting that school meal programs not only address child hunger but also foster a conducive environment for learning and personal growth. He expressed gratitude to Malabar Group for its commitment to the well-being and future of Zambian children. Malabar Group allocates 5% of its annual profits toward various social welfare programs focused on healthcare, education, poverty alleviation, and women's empowerment. The expansion of the 'Hunger Free World' project in Zambia marks another milestone in the company's journey towards creating meaningful and lasting social impact. (ADVERTORIAL DISCLAIMER: The above press release has been provided by NewsVoir. ANI will not be responsible in any way for the content of the same) This story is auto-generated from a syndicated feed. ThePrint holds no responsibility for its content.
Fashion Value Chain
28-04-2025
- Business
- Fashion Value Chain
Malabar Group Expands ‘Hunger Free World' Project in Zambia, Providing Nutritious Meals to 10,000 Children
Malabar Group's flagship CSR initiative, the 'Hunger Free World' project, has significantly expanded its food distribution program in Zambia, now reaching 10,000 schoolchildren with nutritious meals every day. Launched in Zambia last year, the project aims to combat hunger and poverty through sustained food security initiatives. Zambian Education Minister Douglas Syakalima inaugurates Malabar Group's Hunger Free World project to expand food distribution at John Laing Primary School, Lusaka As part of the expansion, daily nutritious midday meals are being provided to students at John Laing Primary School, Chingwele Primary School, and Mambilima Primary School in Zambia. This initiative aligns with Malabar Group's earlier commitment to invest USD 1 million over a period of three years to support the school meal program in the country. The expanded program was formally inaugurated at a ceremony held at John Laing Primary School in Lusaka by Zambia's Minister of Education, Mr. Douglas Syakalima. The event was attended by Malabar Group Vice Chairman Mr. K.P. Abdul Salam, Zambia's Consul General in Dubai Mr. Jerry Muuka, Zambian Ambassador to Saudi Arabia Mr. Duncan Mulima, India's Deputy High Commissioner to Zambia Mr. Arif Saeed, along with senior Zambian government officials, school authorities, and other dignitaries. The 'Hunger Free World' project is Malabar Group's most impactful CSR initiative, with a mission to ensure no one goes hungry. In India, the project currently serves nutritious food packets to over 60,000 people daily across 81 cities in 17 states. Speaking on the occasion, M.P. Ahammed, Chairman, Malabar Group, said, 'Malabar Group has always been committed to social welfare and community development. We are proud to serve thousands of people living in poverty every day through the 'Hunger Free World' initiative. Our ESG team has worked diligently in Zambia over the past year to bring this project to life. We sincerely thank President Hakainde Hichilema, Vice President Mutale Nalumango, and all Zambian government officials for their unwavering support.' Zambia's Minister of Education, Mr. Douglas Syakalima, praised the initiative, noting that school meal programs not only address child hunger but also foster a conducive environment for learning and personal growth. He expressed gratitude to Malabar Group for its commitment to the well-being and future of Zambian children. Malabar Group allocates 5% of its annual profits toward various social welfare programs focused on healthcare, education, poverty alleviation, and women's empowerment. The expansion of the 'Hunger Free World' project in Zambia marks another milestone in the company's journey towards creating meaningful and lasting social impact.
