As Sri Lanka marks its 77th National Independence Day, President Anura Kumara Dissanayake delivered a powerful message of hope, unity, and transformation.
Reflecting on the nation’s history, he emphasized the need for a new kind of freedom—one built on equality, integrity, and progress.
The President highlighted the Government’s efforts over the past four months to establish a stable economy, foster a new political culture, and ensure governance rooted in public participation and the rule of law.
He reaffirmed the commitment to eradicating rural poverty, embracing digital transformation, and improving Sri Lanka’s global image by upholding an independent foreign policy.
Acknowledging the challenges posed by past corrupt systems, he expressed confidence in the collective strength of the people to drive national revival.
He called on all Sri Lankans to unite in building a modern, developed nation guided by social, environmental, and ethical principles.
As the country embarks on this new journey, President Dissanayake urged citizens to embrace a shared vision of progress, ensuring that future generations inherit a thriving, inclusive Sri Lanka.