UNESCO Director General’s Official Visit to Sri Lanka

News Today: UNESCO Director General Visits Sri Lanka

The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) Director General, Ms. Audrey Azoulay, arrived in Sri Lanka this morning on an official visit. Ms. Azoulay’s visit aims to strengthen the cooperation between UNESCO and Sri Lanka in the fields of education, science, and culture. She is accompanied by three other delegates from UNESCO, who are set to engage in various discussions and meetings throughout their stay.

Upon arrival, Ms. Azoulay and her team were warmly welcomed by a group of officials from the Foreign Affairs Ministry of Sri Lanka. The welcome ceremony was a display of the strong bilateral relations between Sri Lanka and UNESCO, highlighting the importance of this visit.

Ms. Azoulay’s itinerary includes meetings with key government officials and visits to UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Sri Lanka. These sites are of significant cultural and historical value, and her visit underscores UNESCO’s commitment to preserving and promoting cultural heritage around the world.

The discussions during her visit are expected to cover a range of topics, including educational reforms, scientific research collaborations, and cultural heritage conservation. Ms. Azoulay’s presence in Sri Lanka signifies UNESCO’s support for the country’s efforts in these critical areas.