Vietnam - Sri Lanka Buddhism Cooperation Marks New Milestone

In the welcoming speech, Venerable Elder Thich Thanh Nhieu, Standing Member of the Proving Council, and Standing Vice Chairman of the Executive Council sent New Year greetings to the Sri Lankan monks, government agencies, and people.

Regarding the tradition of cooperation between the two countries' Buddhist communities, Venerable Thich Duc Thien, Vice Chairman and General Secretary of the Executive Council, Head of the Central International Buddhist Committee of Vietnam, affirmed the strong relationship between the two Sanghas in cultural and educational connections from the past. Thien believes that the process is the seed for future achievements in cooperation.

Vietnam - Sri Lanka Buddhist Sangha Cooperation Marks New Milestone

Venerable Mugunghwa Anuruddha, the representative of the Sri Lankan Buddhist delegation, expressed his appreciation and gratitude for Vietnam's cooperation over the years. In particular, during the Covid-19 and economic crisis, the Vietnamese Buddhist community has continuously supported the Sri Lankan people to overcome difficulties.

According to Sri Lankan Ambassador to Vietnam A.Saj U.Mendis, this signing ceremony is an important and memorable milestone in diplomatic relations between the two countries Vietnam - Sri Lanka in general and Buddhist communities in particular.

The signing minutes include two main contents: cooperation in Buddhist education and charity work to help the relationship between Buddhism between Vietnam and Sri Lanka become stronger and reach new heights. On this occasion, the two sides also exchanged souvenirs and sent invitations to attend Vesak (an important holiday observed by Buddhists) in Sri Lanka and Vietnam.

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