Appointments for 1,540 Grama Niladhari Officers
President Anura Kumara Dissanayake stated that the current Government’s economic and social development path is not about bringing rural communities to cities, but about creating economic opportunities and providing facilities within villages. He added that the Government’s objective is to establish a highly developed road network between villages and cities, a good communication system and […]
President Anura Kumara Dissanayake highlighted the importance of preserving villages and their residents in Sri Lanka's development plan during a ceremony on Thursday morning. The objective was to create economic opportunities and deliver necessary facilities within rural areas, rather than relocating people to cities.
The President emphasized the government's commitment to improving public services, acknowledging the Grama Niladhari officer's crucial role in bridging the gap between rural communities and the state. He also addressed the need for a robust road network, communication system, and efficient public services, alongside salary increments and allowances for these officers.
Furthermore, the government unveiled plans to establish a nationwide communication system within three years, with a strong emphasis on maintaining a balance between digitalization and preserving human relationships. The ministerial draft also outlined the allocation of funds to initiate a pilot project for implementing this digital system in two districts the following year.
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