Maldives Sun Siyam Group has pledged US$200,000 to help Sri Lanka overcome the present calamity as a result of the devastating effect of cyclone Ditwah.
Its founder Ahmed Siyam Mohamed personally handed over $75,000 to Sri Lankan High Commissioner Mohamed Rizvi Hassen on Sunday, assuring that that the remaining assistance will follow shortly, according to media reports from Male.
Starting Monday, Sun Siyam Group said it will activate fundraising initiatives across all its companies and award winning resorts, expanding its role from donor to nationwide mobiliser. Sun Siyam also owns Sun Siyam Pasikuda, a hotel on Sri Lanka’s east coast.
In a dramatic turn of events that could only be missed by those truly living under a rock, the eruption of a metaphorical ’’Supernova’’ in early January 2026 has signified the collapse of the world law and economic order as we know it.
Prime Minister Hairni Amarasuriya will lead the Sri Lanka delegation to the World Economic Forum‘s Annual Meeting in Davos, Switzerland later this month. She will be accompanied by Deputy Minister of Finance Anil Jayantha and Foreign Ministry officials.
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