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Let children enjoy their childhood at liberty - President
Oct 01, 202109:29 AM
Let children enjoy their childhood at liberty - President
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President Gotabaya Rajapaksa, in his message for World Children’s Day, noted that the responsibility placed on adults with regard to children, in the process of socialization, cannot be underestimated.

 

“The childhood is irreversible,” the President said, urging adults to let children enjoy their childhood at liberty.

 

The theme of this year’s World Children’s Day is “Children before Everything”, which is the eternal thought of parents. He stated that providing the requisite services, facilities as well as creating opportunities for children within a secure environment, is becoming a reality as pledged in the National Policy Framework ‘Vistas of Prosperity and Splendour’.

 

“In the face of the current global pandemic, the restrictions imposed on the imagination of the entire generation of children and their world are many,” President Rajapaksa said further, adding that the school classroom and the playground are still at a distance from the children.

 

The President said it has become a priority of the government to revive all those lost aspirations of the nation’s children in a secure manner. “All our plans are being implemented to bring the children’s world closer to them expeditiously.”

 

“It is not only the parents and guardians who feel satisfied when their children excel in the society. That happiness is experienced by the entire human society. There are plenty of such experiences in the world, and they will continue in the future as well.” Adults must provide the necessary environment to empower the child with knowledge, attitudes and skills in order to endow the country with a generation of virtuous children, President Rajapaksa emphasized in his statement. 

 

“Though our children do not have the opportunity to celebrate the World Children’s Day this year too due to the prevailing pandemic situation, I extend my blessing for all children to celebrate the Children’s Day joyfully while at home, and also wish them a prosperous future.”

 

 

 

 

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