The Tajiks Council of Australia expresses its deepest appreciation to all those who attended, supported, and contributed to the successful celebration of Eid al-Adha.

More than a festive gathering, this event reflected the values that unite our community: compassion, solidarity, cultural pride, and active social participation. The enthusiastic presence of families, elders, youth, poets, artists, athletes, and distinguished guests created a welcoming atmosphere and made the occasion truly memorable.

We extend our sincere thanks to the respected community leaders and organisations whose presence added great value to the event, including Mr. Salam Sangi, President of the Kabura Association and its members; Engineer Osmani, President of the Ariana Association and its members; Mr. Abdul Samad Siddiqi, one of the founders and a leadership member of the Afghan Mosque in Melbourne; Ms. Aqela Quraishi, President of the Parwaz Cultural and Social Association; Mr. Faqiri from Overseas Television; Dr. Ahmadi, a respected intellectual; Mr. Jamal Joyanda, photographer and videographer; Mr. Naveed Forough, a talented artist; and Ms. Forough, whose creativity and dedication played an important role in decorating the venue.

We also extend our gratitude to members of the Council’s leadership team, including Mr. Saem Khorasani, Engineer Azim Ehsan, and Mr. Samak Sangi, whose commitment and dedication were instrumental in the successful organisation of the event.

Special appreciation goes to Mr. Kaikaous Amire for his tireless efforts, effective management, and precise coordination throughout the planning and delivery of the celebration.

We would also like to recognise Mr. Saber Rahimi for his continued dedication and active contribution to the Council’s initiatives. Through his efforts and leadership, the Tajik Youth Football Team was established, creating valuable opportunities for youth engagement, community connection, and healthy participation.

One of the most memorable aspects of the celebration was the contribution of families who generously prepared and shared traditional Eid dishes. Their kindness and hospitality created a vibrant and welcoming atmosphere that reflected the rich cultural traditions of our community.

The Council also thanks the young volunteers who supported the event through coordination, hospitality, and various organisational tasks. Their enthusiasm and sense of responsibility demonstrated the strength and potential of the next generation.

The support and cooperation shown by everyone involved once again highlighted the power of unity and collective effort in preserving our cultural identity and strengthening community ties.

The Tajiks Council of Australia wishes all guests, volunteers, families, artists, athletes, and community members continued health, happiness, and success.

Eid Mubarak.