July 15, Colombo (LNW): President Ranil Wickremesinghe emphasised that true revolutions involve creating a foundation for people to progress with dignity, rather than resorting to violence.
He highlighted the “Urumaya” programme’s role in achieving this, urging unity beyond political divides to promote genuine socialist ideals.
Speaking at the “Urumaya” freehold land deeds award ceremony at Tambuttegama Mahaweli Stadium, President Wickremesinghe awarded 47 freehold land deeds, with a total of 4,012 individuals across nine Mahaweli divisions in Anuradhapura receiving land rights.
The President recalled his visits to Tambuttegama over the years, noting significant development in the region. He mentioned efforts to improve education and infrastructure, including the construction of a new building for Tambuttegama College.
President Wickremesinghe underlined the importance of sustainable national development and collaboration beyond political affiliations.
He praised the success of the education system and acknowledged contributions from various political figures, regardless of their affiliations.
Highlighting the country’s economic recovery, the President emphasised the need for unity during national crises.
He discussed the introduction of the “Aswesuma” programme and other initiatives to support citizens and farmers, aiming for an export-driven economy.
The President urged everyone to support the “Urumaya” programme, which will grant land rights to 2 million people, marking a peaceful and transformative revolution in Sri Lanka.
He called for collective efforts to ensure the nation’s progress and prosperity.
