Dear Sri Lankan people,
The Sri Lankan people celebrate the Sinhala-Tamil New Year at a time when many international issues are emerging, and we extend our heartfelt greetings to the Sri Lankan people by addressing these issues and celebrating this national festival in unity and joy, said Dr. Ail Kebriyai Zadeh, Director of the Iranian Cultural Center in Sri Lanka, in a congratulatory message.
The congratulatory message reads as follows.
This beloved and ancient celebration stands as a beautiful symbol of the unity, coexistence and deep-rooted cultural unity of the country. It reflects the spirit of unity that brings communities closer and strengthens mutual understanding. May the coming year be filled with peace, prosperity, good health and success for all the people of Sri Lanka. I designate this festival as a symbol of friendship, reaffirming the commitment to further strengthen the bonds of friendship between our two nations. I hope that this new beginning will be a year that opens new avenues for cultural exchange and human connection. Happy New Year to the people of Sri Lanka! May your day be joyful. On behalf of the people of Iran, I wish you a bright and fulfilling year ahead.

Director of the Iranian Cultural Center in Sri Lanka

Dr. Ali Kebriyai Saadeh