MCMC chairman receives St John’s Alumni Association’s Eagle Award

Tan Sri Mohamad Salim Fateh Din awarded for achievements, support for alma mater

9:12 AM MYT

 

KUALA LUMPUR – Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission executive chairman Tan Sri Mohamad Salim Fateh Din has been awarded the Eagle Award by the St John’s Alumni Association (SJAA) in recognition of his achievements and unwavering support for his alma mater, St John’s Institution.

Salim, who has been a member of SJAA for 49 years, expressed his appreciation towards the premier school for the award when met last night after the awards ceremony.

“I’m deeply honoured to have received such a recognition from the school in which I attended both primary and secondary schools. The eagle is a symbol of St John’s, so it is something prestigious and distinguished,” he said.

The Eagle Award is an award given to SJAA members who have made a difference in their community, industry, arena of life or field of study.

Salim, who had also achieved remarkable feats in the Malaysian property and construction sector over the past 30 years, had garnered numerous awards and accolades from various quarters, such as the Property Icon at the Pangkor Dialogue in 2016 and the Best Business Icon at the Utusan Business Awards in 2015.

He had also won the Best Global Masterclass CEO title at the Middle East Business Leaders Summit in 2015. – October 15, 2023

Topics

Popular

Mamak restaurants’ group to sue TikTok user for defaming industry

The Malaysian Muslim Restaurant Owners’ Association (Presma) will proceed with suing a TikTok user for making defamatory claims about food preparation and cleanliness at mamak restaurants.

[UPDATED] Lazada’s Malaysian office not spared from major layoffs

Employees across various departments at Lazada Malaysia's office have allegedly been informed about an impending meeting with the company's human resources team in the next few days. 

Ex-Lazada top execs create support groups for retrenched staffers

Several former top executives and managers of embattled Lazada have started unofficial support groups to help recently retrenched colleagues in Southeast Asia.

Related