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Buddhist Religious Ceremony and Blood Donation at the Sri Lanka Embassy, Cairo
The Sri Lanka Embassy together with the Sri Lanka Association in Cairo organized a Buddhist Religious Ceremony at the Embassy premises from 27th - 28th December 2012 to invoke blessings to President, Mahinda Rajapaksa and all Sri Lankans for the New Year.
The religious ceremony was conducted by Venerable Professor Induragare Dhammaratana Thero, Senior Lecturer of the University of Kelaniya. At the request of the Embassy, the Sri Lanka Bureau of Foreign Employment sponsored the travel arrangement of Venerable Thero.
All Night Pirith Chanting at the Sri Lanka High Commission in Canberra
All night “Pirith Chanting” Ceremony to bless Excellency Mahinda Rajapaksa, the President of Sri Lanka, the people of Sri Lanka and Australia, the newly constructed Chancery building of the Sri Lanka High Commission in ...
Sri Lanka Embassy in Kuwait celebrates Christmas 2012 on a grand scale.
Kuwait celebrated Christmas celebrations which included divine Mass and the Carol programme with colourful events in a sparkling family atmosphere at the Embassy premises on 28th December 2012. The celebration started w ...
Christmas Celebrations – Manila 2012
The Embassy of Sri Lanka in Manila celebrated Christmas on the 22nd of December 2012 at the Official Residence of H.E. Nawalage Bennet Cooray, Ambassador of Sri Lanka, Manila followed by a dinner. On this joyous moment ...
Embassy of Sri Lanka in Stockholm Celebrates Christmas
On 20th December 2012, the Embassy of Sri Lanka in Stockholm celebrated Christmas with the participation of Sri Lankans living in Sweden and special guests.
Korean Government Launches Sinhala e-services
The Embassy of Sri Lanka in Seoul celebrated the launch of the e-People service in Sinhala on 21st December 2012. The Korean Anti-Corruption and Civil Rights Commission (ACRC) offers an online web service named e-People, Korea’s major online communication channel between the government and the people, which gathers civil complaints, petitions and suggestions for the Korean government. With the addition of an online petition and discussion portal in the Sinhala language, the ACRC hopes to help Sri Lankans residing in Korea to submit complaints and comments to the government in their native language.