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TAWAU: Rotary District 3310 Governor (2025–2026) Dr Shahul Hameed has called on Rotarians to renew their commitment to service by embracing the core pillars of Innovation, Continuity, and Partnership. 

These principles, he said, are key to amplifying the organisation’s impact and ensuring its relevance in an evolving world.

Speaking at the 33rd Installation Banquet of the Rotary Club of Tawau Tanjung held at Borneo Royale Hotel recently, Shahul emphasised that Rotary’s enduring strength lies not only in its history or global reach, but in the dedication of its people.

“Rotary’s greatest asset is its network of passionate volunteers who are committed to driving lasting change,” he said. 

“As the world continues to change—technologically, socially, and economically—Rotary must evolve alongside it.”

“Rotary members are people of action—we do not wait for change, we create it,” he said.

The event also marked the installation of Camden Thien as the incoming president of the Rotary Club of Tawau Tanjung for the 2025–2026 term. In his inaugural address, Thien expressed his enthusiasm and commitment to leading the club into its next chapter alongside a newly appointed board of directors.

Thien pledged to prioritise excellence, embrace innovation, and deliver meaningful service.

The 2025–2026 board of directors for the Rotary Club of Tawau Tanjung comprises: Camden Thien, Tai Yun Wu, Desmond Liew, Kiki Chang, Terrence Lee, Charles Chong, Lyion Wong, Chua Kin Loong, James Lim, Dr Lam Chin Yan, Franco Lee, Wong Koh Son, and Teo Li Ngo.