Marxist politician Anura Kumara Dissanayake sworn in as Sri Lanka’s new president, vows to address complex challenges.
Marxist-leaning politician Anura Kumara Dissanayake has been inaugurated as the new president of Sri Lanka after winning Saturday’s election. Taking his oath at the Presidential Secretariat in Colombo, Dissanayake expressed his understanding of the country’s intricate issues and pledged to fulfill the hopes of the people.
Dissanayake, leader of the People’s Liberation Front and the National People’s Power alliance, secured the presidency with 42.31% of the vote. His platform focused on combating corruption and bringing reform to the political landscape.
Having played a significant role in the JVP’s history, Dissanayake’s commitment to progress and unity resonated with voters. His willingness to seek advice and support signifies a new era of governance in Sri Lanka.
With a vision for a more transparent and prosperous future, Dissanayake aims to restore faith in the political system and foster stability in the post-election period.