Sri Lanka Launches ‘Clean Sri Lanka’ Training Workshop for Tri-Forces and Police

A two-day workshop to train 150 selected members of the Sri Lanka Tri-Forces and Police in implementing the “Clean Sri Lanka” program commenced on February 18 at the Sri Lanka Light Infantry Regimental Center in Panagoda.

National Initiative for Sustainable Development

Delivering the welcome address, Defence Secretary Air Vice Marshal Sampath Thuyakontha (Retd) outlined the initiative’s core objectives: enhancing governance, ensuring social, environmental, and economic sustainability, and elevating Sri Lanka’s global image. He emphasized that the program is successfully being implemented across the country, with strong collaboration from local communities, public and private sectors, media, and international organizations.

He also reaffirmed the government’s commitment under President Anura Kumara Dissanayake to overcoming the economic crisis, adhering to international policies, and fostering national stability. “The success of the ‘Clean Sri Lanka’ initiative requires a collective effort, in line with the theme ‘A Rich Country – A Beautiful Life,’” he stated.

Comprehensive Training for Effective Implementation

The workshop, which serves as a key component of the “Clean Sri Lanka” program, aims to equip participants with the knowledge and strategies needed to drive sustainable development. Secretary to the President, Dr. Nandika Sanath Kumanayake, attended the inaugural session as chief guest.

The first day featured expert presentations from Kapila Gunaratne, Chinthaka Rajakaruna, Professor Turney Pradeep Kumara, Kelum Jayaweera, and Ajith Jayasundara, covering various aspects of environmental sustainability and governance.

On the second day, Senior Superintendent of Police Lanka Amarasinghe will discuss Women’s and Child Protection Laws, while Major General Sajith Liyanage will focus on the responsibilities and accountability of public officers. The workshop will conclude with group presentations by the trainees.

A Collective Step Toward a Cleaner and Sustainable Sri Lanka

The “Clean Sri Lanka” initiative is designed to actively engage the community in sustainable development efforts, ensuring long-term benefits for the nation. This training program marks a significant step in fostering responsibility and cooperation among security forces and law enforcement agencies to drive the initiative forward.

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