PIF held its 17th Annual Friendship and Dialogue Ramadan Dinner at the New Zealand Parliament on 12 March, under the theme “Unity in Diversity: Aotearoa’s Shared Path to Peace.” The event was hosted in collaboration with MP Dr Parmjeet Parmar, whose support made this meaningful gathering possible. The evening brought together around 90 distinguished guests, including Members of Parliament, faith leaders, and community representatives, for a time of meaningful exchange and reflection. Keynote speaker Assistant Commissioner Tim Anderson highlighted the importance of trust, partnership, and open dialogue in building safe, inclusive communities. The program also featured the presentation of the Public Leadership Award to Meng Foon, former Race Relations Commissioner, in recognition of his outstanding service and contribution to public life. The evening was enriched by the masterful hosting and singing performance by Lucy Summerfield, along with a performance by Group Huzur, adding warmth and vibrancy to the occasion.