Prime Minister Dr. Harini Amarasuriya’s Christmas Message

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Prime Minister Dr. Harini Amarasuriya extended her heartfelt wishes for a joyful and meaningful Christmas, urging reflection on the season’s true essence of togetherness, gratitude, and peace.

In her message, the Prime Minister highlighted the value of spending quality time with family and friends, particularly during this period of transition and rebuilding for the nation. “Coming together, sharing meals, and supporting one another not only strengthens our bonds but also enhances our resilience,” she noted, emphasizing that the foundation of a strong and healthy community begins at home.

Acknowledging those who are unable to be with their loved ones during the festive season, the Prime Minister expressed gratitude to those working far from home to support their families and to essential service workers who sustain communities during this time.

Dr. Amarasuriya also called for a collective reflection on the hope for global peace amidst ongoing conflicts that continue to claim innocent lives, including those of children. “Christmas reminds us to reflect, forgive, and reconcile—values that inspire us to seek harmony within our families, communities, and the wider world,” she said.

While encouraging celebrations, the Prime Minister stressed the importance of prioritizing safety and making responsible choices to protect oneself and others.

“May this season inspire us to nurture connections, build resilience, and commit to unity and understanding,” the Prime Minister concluded, wishing everyone a very merry Christmas.

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