Leading religious figures in Sri Lanka have appealed to the public to embrace unity and cooperation in the year ahead, stressing that national recovery depends on overcoming divisions and working collectively.In his New Year message, the Chief Prelate of the Asgiriya Chapter of the Siam Nikaya, Most Venerable Warakagoda Sri Gnanarathana Thero, called on citizens to put aside ethnic differences and contribute jointly to rebuilding the nation. He expressed hope for a prosperous and blessed New Year, underscoring the need for a shared sense of responsibility and equal participation in national development.
Echoing these sentiments, the Anu Nayake of the Malwatte Chapter of the Siam Nikaya, Most Venerable Dimbulkumbure Sri Saranankara Wimaladhamma Thero, pointed to examples of countries that have successfully recovered from natural disasters. He said Sri Lanka too could move forward if its people remained united and committed to rebuilding efforts.
Adding to the call for solidarity, Archbishop of Colombo Cardinal Malcolm Ranjith also issued a New Year message urging all communities to come together without division, highlighting unity as a cornerstone for the country’s renewal.
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