INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
President Ranil Wickremesinghe has urged all politicians and citizens to set their sights on a new vision for the nation, emphasizing the
need to build a new country, a fresh economy and a reinvigorated political system, united for the common good.The Head of State made this
solemn call to all politicians and citizens alike acknowledging the inherent political differences in a multi-party democracy.These remarks
were made during the event held at the Royal College in Colombo on Friday (Oct
College.He stressed that the A-level curriculum in Sri Lanka is renowned for its rigor and its special emphasis on nurturing exceptional
students while maintaining a high standard of academic excellence.President Wickremesinghe underscored the significance of the current
moment, describing it as a turning point where the old order is facing a crisis.He firmly stated that returning to the ways of the past in
economics, education and politics is not an option
Instead, he called for a collective effort to forge a new future for the nation, a country that aligns with the aspirations of its
He has highlighted that Royal College, along with many other renowned institutions, has been instrumental in producing leaders and scholars
who have contributed significantly to the development of Sri Lanka.As the Head of State concluded his speech, he emphasized the importance
of not only commemorating a century-old building but also celebrating the traditions, values and contributions that have been integral to
He urged the students and citizens to look toward the future, recognizing the evolving landscape of education and the changing
world.President Wickremesinghe hinted at forthcoming changes in education and urged a paradigm shift in the management of schools to meet
the challenges of the modern world
He stressed the need to adapt to new technologies and sciences, especially in addressing pressing global issues like climate change.
