Brisbane, May 27/INDIAN ABROAD NEWSDESK
The Tamil Association of Queensland (TAQ) paid tribute to its past presidents during a special ceremony marking the organisation’s 40th anniversary celebrations, recognising the leaders who helped shape the association’s growth and legacy over four decades.
The event brought together community members, volunteers, supporters and former office-bearers in a heartfelt celebration of TAQ’s journey and contribution to the Tamil community in Queensland.
Organisers described the occasion as an emotional and proud moment as the association honoured former presidents whose dedication, leadership and service laid the foundation for the organisation and guided its development through the years.
Speakers at the event acknowledged the significant role played by past leaders in building a strong and united Tamil community that continues to grow across generations while preserving language, culture and traditions.
The association also expressed gratitude to members, volunteers and supporters who have contributed to the organisation’s success over the past 40 years. Community leaders noted that the celebration was not only about reflecting on the past, but also about strengthening the legacy for future generations.
The felicitation ceremony formed part of TAQ’s broader 40th year celebrations, featuring cultural performances, community engagement activities and moments recognising the contributions of longstanding members and leaders of the association.
