First International Buddhist Tourism Summit tomorrow

(COLOMBO, LANKAPUVATH) –The Alumni Association of Tourism Economics and Hospitality Management (AATEHM) and the students of Tourism Study Programme, Department of Economics, University of Colombo will hold the First International Buddhist Tourism Conference tomorrow (October 2nd), under the theme ‘A Simple Life and Middle Path for Responsible Religious Tourism Development’ at Ridee Viharaya in Kurunegala.

"First International Buddhist Tourism Summit tomorrow"

Top Washington Institute to assist Sri Lanka to formulate a food policy

(COLOMBO, LANKAPUVATH) –President Maithripala Sirisena held an important discussion with a leading institute in Washington about health and food habits of Sri Lankan people and the possibility of formulating a policy to ensure healthy food intake to minimise malnutrition.

"Top Washington Institute to assist Sri Lanka to formulate a food policy"

Mangala slams disinformation campaign on alleged assassination plot

(COLOMBO, LANKAPUVATH) –The Criminal Investigation Department (CID) has not made any statement to establish or corroborate the allegations of a plot to assassinate President Maithripala Sirisena, former President Mahinda Rajapaksa and former Defence Secretary Gotabhaya Rajapaksa, Finance and Mass Media Minister Mangala Samaraweera said.

"Mangala slams disinformation campaign on alleged assassination plot"

Sri Lankan President urges the international community to look at Sri Lanka with a fresh perspective

(COLOMBO, LANKAPUVATH) –Sri Lanka’s President Maithripala Sirisena called upon the international community to look at his country with a fresh perspective and allow the nation to solve its problems on its own.

"Sri Lankan President urges the international community to look at Sri Lanka with a fresh perspective"

Climate change could cost Sri Lanka 7.0 percent of GDP says World Bank Country Director

(COLOMBO, LANKAPUVATH) –While Sri Lanka has reduced poverty successfully, the key concern for Sri Lanka is the vulnerability to risks arising from climate change, which could cost Sri Lanka 7.0 percent of GDP, according to a World Bank top official.

"Climate change could cost Sri Lanka 7.0 percent of GDP says World Bank Country Director"