Koja Container Terminal (TPK Koja) has distributed 400 Eid care packages to orphans and elderly residents in communities surrounding its operational area ahead of the Eid al-Fitr celebrations.
The initiative is part of the company’s Social and Environmental Responsibility program aimed at supporting local communities and strengthening relations with residents living near the port terminal.
TPK Koja said the program was designed to share the spirit of solidarity during the holy month of Ramadan, when charitable activities and community support are traditionally emphasized.
The company said the assistance is intended to help meet basic needs for beneficiaries as they prepare to celebrate Eid al-Fitr, while bringing a sense of joy during the festive period.
As a container terminal operating in a port area and interacting closely with surrounding communities, TPK Koja said maintaining strong and sustainable relationships with local residents is a key priority.
Through its corporate social responsibility initiatives, the company regularly carries out programs aimed at supporting social development and improving community welfare around its operational zones.
The Eid package distribution is also intended to promote a spirit of togetherness between the company and local communities, reflecting broader efforts to ensure that the company’s presence delivers not only economic value but also social benefits.
TPK Koja said it plans to continue developing community programs that generate long-term positive impact for residents in areas near its operations.
The company added that such initiatives reflect its commitment to contributing to community welfare while maintaining sustainable business growth.