Harini Amarasuriya was officially sworn in as Sri Lanka’s new Prime Minister marking a historic moment as she became the first woman to hold the office since Sirimavo Bandaranaike in 2000.
About her
Rights Activist
Amarasuriya, known for her work as a rights activist and university lecturer, has made significant contributions to social justice and education in Sri Lanka.
Future Path
Her appointment not only represents a breakthrough for women in politics but also emphasizes the (National People’s Power (NPP)’s focus on progressive leadership and reform.
Appointment of Female after long time
She is the first female Prime Minister since Bandaranaike took office in 1994 and the third woman to serve in this capacity in Sri Lanka’s history.
Portfolios
In her new role, Amarasuriya has been assigned several crucial portfolios that include Justice, Education, Labour, Industries, Science and Technology, Health, and Investment.
Expectations
Gender Equality
The appointment of Amarasuriya as Prime Minister is seen as a significant step forward for gender representation in Sri Lankan politics.
Inspiring figure
Her appointment to the chair of PM can inspire a new generation of female leaders.
Reforms and Future
As she takes on this pivotal role, many citizens and observers are hopeful that her leadership will bring about much-needed reforms and contribute positively to the nation’s future.
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