President Maithripala Sirisena today (Oct 1) said it is the responsibility of the government and the elders to create a secure and friendly environment for children.
In his message to mark Children's Day which is celebrated in Sri Lanka on October 1, the President emphasized that the young generation is the key to preserve its future prosperity and pride.
"The need of the present era is to build a productive young generation, who are equipped with knowledge, skills and high-quality values," he said.
The President added that this year's Children's Day would be celebrated in Sri Lanka under the theme 'Sumithuru Deyakin - Dinawamu Daruwan'.
He pointed out that programmes such as 'Lets Protect Children' have been implemented to ensure the safety and the development of children.
Sirisena called on all organizations, officials, policymakers, and politicians to unite and build a better future for the children.
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