Jakarta – Kamar Dagang dan Industri (Kadin) Indonesia held the “Kurban Berkah Bareng Kadin” program in celebration of Eid al-Adha 1447 Hijriah at Musala An-Nur in Tebet, South Jakarta, on Wednesday (27/5/2026). The event was part of Kadin Indonesia’s nationwide simultaneous qurban program conducted across various regions in Indonesia as a form of social care and support for local communities.

Vice Chairman for the Kalimantan Region of Kadin Indonesia Andi Yuslim Patawari said this year’s qurban program was carried out amid challenging global conditions. Nevertheless, Kadin Indonesia continues to strengthen the spirit of mutual cooperation and social solidarity through the distribution of sacrificial animals.

“Under the direction of Chairman of Kadin Indonesia Mr. Anindya Novyan Bakrie, we are conducting simultaneous qurban activities across Indonesia involving provincial Kadin chapters. In Jakarta, we selected Musala An-Nur as one of the distribution locations as a reflection of Kadin’s concern for the community,” Andi stated.

He explained that the spirit of “Indonesia Incorporated,” consistently promoted by Kadin, is not only applied in strengthening the business sector but also in social and community-oriented activities. According to him, mutual cooperation remains an important value that must continue to be preserved, including through helping communities via the distribution of sacrificial animals.

Furthermore, Andi noted that Kadin’s regional coordination distributed a total of 12 sacrificial animals, consisting of eight cows and four goats. One of the distribution points was Musala An-Nur in Tebet, South Jakarta.

“We hope this assistance will benefit the community and serve as a reflection of Kadin Indonesia’s presence among the people,” he said.

Meanwhile, Chairman of the Qurban Committee of Musala An-Nur Muhammad Ikrar Ramanda expressed appreciation for the trust given by Kadin Indonesia to the musala in distributing sacrificial animals to local residents.

He said the collaboration marked the first partnership between the two parties and expressed hope that it would continue in the coming years.

“We are grateful to Kadin Indonesia for entrusting Musala An-Nur with the distribution of sacrificial animals. We will uphold this responsibility to ensure the qurban meat is distributed properly to eligible residents,” he said.

He added that the committee had distributed around 300 vouchers to residents living near Musala An-Nur as beneficiaries of this year’s qurban program.

“The number of beneficiaries is estimated to reach around 300 people. The vouchers have already been distributed to nearby residents,” he concluded.