CIMB, Cendana, Yayasan Hasanah join hands to spur arts and culture scene's recovery


From left: CIMB Group chief sustainability officer Gurdip Singh Sidhu, CENDANA founding CEO Izan Satrina Mohd Sallehudin and Yayasan Hasanah managing director Datuk Shahira Ahmed Bazari.

KUALA LUMPUR: CIMB Group Holdings Bhd (CIMB), the Cultural Economy Development Agency (CENDANA) and Yayasan Hasanah are collaborating to spur the recovery of Malaysia’s arts, cultural and heritage ecosystem.

Under the public-private tripartite, or TripART, collaboration, they would spearhead three different initiatives in order to collectively uplift the arts and cultural scene, CIMB said in a statement today.

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