Kuwait students taken up by Lanka's beauty
Mashaael Basheer
A group of female high school students from Kuwait, taking part in
the "be distinguished" programme, appreciated Kuwait's contribution for
development in Sri Lanka.
Speaking to KUNA on Sunday, one day after arriving in Sri Lanka,
Fatma Malallah said she was looking forward to know more about the
activities of Kuwaiti Fund for Arab Economic Development (KFAED) in Sri
Lanka.
"I didn't imagine how beautiful this country is and how scenic the
Sri Lankan cities are," she said, thanking KFAED for organising the trip
in collaboration with the Education Ministry.
Sundus Al-Jarki, another female student, said: "KFAED's recreational
and cultural initiative provided us with an opportunity to improve our
knowledge about the civilisation, development and tourist attractions in
Sri Lanka."
Led by Amira Al-Kandari, the delegation includes Sarah Al-Farsi and
Sharifa Al-Sabah from KFAED, Dina Al-Ateeqi and Lulwa Al-Shuwaiti from
the Education Ministry and students Hajar Muhanna, Anwaar Al-Otaibi,
Noura Al-Mutairi, Noura Bin Eid, Suad Al-Asfour, Fatma Malallah, Rawan
Bunajma, Reem Al-Enezi, Aljawhara Al-Adwani, Sundus Al-Jarki and Abla
Al-Haddad.
The visitors started their trip in Sri Lanka with a visit to the Old
Parliament Building and then proceeded to the Gangaramaya Temple, the
Independence Square and the Colombo Secretariat.
They are scheduled to visit the development project of Mahaweli River
being implemented by KFAED since 2006 which aim to promote agricultural
production and create more jobs for Sri Lankans. They will be in Sri
Lanka until February 22.
Courtesy: Kuwait News Agency
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