CBK says Sri Lanka has chosen path of unity, reconciliation

24 Dec, 2016

Former President Chandrika Kumaratunga says Sri Lanka has chosen path of unity and reconciliation.

In a message to mark Christmas,?Kumaratunga?called for confidence and faith to continue Sri Lanka’s?just cause.

“The people of our country have chosen the path of Unity and Reconciliation and are engaged in building an inclusive society and a pluralist Nation. Let us have confidence and faith in the goodwill and assurances of our peoples, as well as our friends in the international community, and take strength to continue in our just cause,” she said.

The former President wished everyone her sincere good wishes for their wellbeing and happiness in this period of festivities and celebration, marking the birth of the Christ Child.

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