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“2025 New Year marks a significant turning point” - PM Harini
Apr 14, 202507:11 AM
“2025 New Year marks a significant turning point” - PM Harini
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Prime Minister Dr. Harini Amarasuriya, in her Sinhala and Tamil New Year message, called on all Sri Lankans to step into the New Year with renewed hope and vision, as the nation moves forward together toward “a prosperous country and a beautiful life.”

 

Extending heartfelt wishes to the Sinhala and Tamil people celebrating in unity and generosity, the Prime Minister noted that this year’s New Year arrives at a moment when meaningful change is essential in all aspects of life.

 

“This traditional festivity reminds us to bring about positive change that is deep rooted in our culture and values, and move forward together in unity,” she stated.

 

Reflecting on recent hardships, she acknowledged that for many, the economic crisis had made even the thought of celebration a painful experience. 

 

However, she praised the people’s courage in breaking free from a cycle of corruption and fraud, paving the way for a new beginning.

 

“Thus, the 2025 New Year marks a significant turning point,” she said, emphasizing the unity of communities across the country. “It is a year where communities from the North, South, East, and West unite and continue to work together under democratic principles to build a better future.”

 

Looking ahead to the coming months, she noted the importance of shared aspirations and progress, encouraging citizens to embody values of respect, peace, and compassion.

 

“At this moment when a new chapter begins with the New Year, I urge every citizen to act with respect, peace, and compassion in community,” she stated. “Let us commit ourselves to move forward with dedication, trust, and resilience to achieve success and progress in the coming year.”

 

She concluded by wishing all Sri Lankans strength and unity for a year of meaningful transformation.

 

Prime Minister’s Full Message:

 

“Let us step into the New Year with renewed hope and a vision, as we continue to work together toward “a prosperous country and a beautiful life.”

 

I extend my heartfelt wishes to the Sinhala and Tamil people of Sri Lanka, who celebrate the New Year in unity and generosity.

 

This New Year dawns at a moment when a new change is essential in every aspect of our lives. This traditional festivity reminds us to bring about positive change that is deep rooted in our culture and values, and move forward together in unity.

 

In recent years, the economic crisis made even the thought of celebrating the New Year a painful experience for many. However, the courageous efforts of the people to break free from a cycle of corruption and fraud, has led the path for the emergence of a new beginning.

 

Thus, the 2025 New Year marks a significant turning point. It is a year where communities from the North, South, East, and West unite and continue to work together under democratic principles to build a better future. In the upcoming month of May, the people’s aspirations will once again bear fruit.

 

At this moment when a new chapter begins with the New Year, I urge every citizen to act with respect, peace, and compassion in community. Let us commit ourselves to move forward with dedication, trust, and resilience to achieve success and progress in the coming year.

 

To all Sri Lankans celebrating Sinhala and Tamil New Year, I wish the nation is blessed with the strength, unity, and new energy needed for meaningful transformation and a prosperous tomorrow.

 

Wishing you all a very Happy New Year!”

 

 

 

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