Author: admingajaba
2026 New Year Message of Minister of Foreign Affairs, Foreign Employment and Tourism.
Happy New Year 2026 !
Candlelight Remembrance Vigil for Sri Lankans Affected by Cyclone Ditwah Successfully Held in London
Sri Lankan High Commission Hosts Launch of Siddhalepa & Ayurveda Medical UK Collaborative
A landmark event celebrating the expansion of Sri Lankan Ayurveda in the United Kingdom took place on 11 December 2025 at the Sri Lanka High Commission in London with the official launch of the Siddhalepa & Ayurveda Medical UK Collaborative. The event brought together dignitaries, Ayurvedic and medical professionals, wellness industry leaders, and members of both the Sri Lankan and British communities to mark the establishment of a strategic partnership aimed at enhancing access to authentic Sri Lankan Ayurveda in the UK.
IMPORTANT UPDATE on the Candlelight Remembrance Vigil
Submission of Detailed Information for Incoming HADR (Humanitarian Assistance & Disaster Relief) Cargo
A Candlelight Remembrance Vigil for our Fellow Sri Lankans affected by Cyclone Ditwah
A Candlelight Remembrance Vigil for our Fellow Sri Lankans affected by Cyclone Ditwah
Religious Observances Held Across the United Kingdom in Honour of Victims of Cyclone Ditwah
The High Commission of Sri Lanka in the United Kingdom invited Sri Lankan religious institutions across the UK to hold observances on 6 December 2026 in memory of the victims of Cyclone Ditwah and to offer prayers for healing and the recovery of affected communities. Observances were held at Buddhist temples such as London Buddhist Vihara, Kingsbury Buddhist Vihara (organised by the Ranwala Foundation), Athula Dassana International Buddhist Temple, Thames Buddhist Vihara, Birmingham Buddhist Maha Vihara, and Jethavana Buddhist Viharaya, as well as at other religious institutions including Ealing Hindu Temple, Sri Lankan Catholic Chaplaincy and the Sri Lanka Muslim Cultural Centre (SLMCC), Harrow, (in association with the Council of Sri Lankan Muslim Organisations COSMOS UK). High Commission representatives joined some of these events to convey solidarity and support, while numerous other temples, mosques, churches, and religious centres across the UK conducted their own observances during the weekend.