President Wickremesinghe Highlights Renewal and Unity in New Year Message

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President Ranil Wickremesinghe, in his 2024 Sinhala and Tamil New Year message, emphasized the themes of renewal, innovation, and social unity as key drivers for both national and global progress. “As we mark the traditional New Year, the calendar year, or even the changing seasons, individuals around the world experience a sense of revitalization that brings new opportunities for growth and development,” said President Wickremesinghe.

He pointed out that the essence of this time lies in the importance of maintaining strong social relationships and fostering collective unity, which are celebrated during the Sinhala and Tamil New Year through various cultural rituals that resonate worldwide.

“The emphasis on interpersonal connections during this festive season reaffirms the significant role they play in our lives,” he added, stressing the critical role of social relations and solidarity in driving forward the nation’s progress and prosperity.

The President concluded his message with heartfelt wishes for a joyous and fulfilling Sinhala and Tamil New Year, hoping that the period of renewal would bring individuals closer together in celebration of shared values and aspirations.’

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