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Uplift the respect of the flag in the world

July 29, 2010 Local News View Comments

The obligation of the youth generation is to uplift the respect of the Sri Lanka flag in the world. This has been stated by Parliamentarian Thilanga Sumathipala.

He was addressing the 253rd group which had qualified to take up new jobs in South Korea. The group includes 123 youths. Sri Lanka is the second main country which provides workers to this Asian country. At present, Sri Lankans who are serving in South Korea are discharging their services properly and earning valuable foreign exchange to their country.

Mr. Sumathipala emhpasised that the determination of the new group should be to safeguard Sri Lanka’s pride. Foreign Employment Bureau Chairman Kingsley Ranawaka was present.