President reaffirms support for Palestinian State at Gaza Fund Service

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June 24, Colombo (LNW): President Ranil Wickremesinghe reaffirmed Sri Lanka’s firm stance on the Gaza Strip conflict, emphasising the country’s commitment to supporting the establishment of a Palestinian state within five years.

The President made these remarks during a special service held today (23rd) at the New Kathankudy Grand Jummah Mosque for those affected by the Gaza conflict. The service was led by Maulavi Harith.

In a notable act of solidarity, the New Kathankudy Grand Jummah Mosque donated ten million seven hundred and sixty-nine thousand four hundred and seventeen rupees (Rs. 10,769,417) to the “Children of Gaza” Fund, which was established under the President’s directives to support children impacted by the conflict in Gaza.

The trustees of the mosque presented the donation cheque to the President during the ceremony.

President Wickremesinghe also engaged with the devotees attending the special service, participating in friendly conversations and posing for several selfies, which fostered a warm and inclusive atmosphere.

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