RUZAIK FAROOK
COLOMBO: The Embassy of Egypt in Colombo had organized a cultural extravaganza that goes beyond showcasing the vibrant heritage of Sri Lanka. “The Nine Provinces Bazaar II” was held at the Colombo City Center Saturday November 4 and It will be held through Sunday Nov. 5th.
It was held under the patronage of Ambassador of Egypt to Sri Lanka and the Maldives Maged Mosleh.
The Chief of Staff to the President of Sri Lanka and National Security Advisor Sagala Rathnayake was present as chief guest at the opening ceremony. Ambassadors from Pakistan, UAE, Turkey, Malaysia, Palestine and Saudi Arabia were also present.
The Embassy’s deep commitment to supporting the Sri Lankan crafters, women, small entrepreneurs, persons with special abilities, and elders. This event promises to be a heartwarming fusion of artistry, culture, and compassion.
At the core of the Nine Province Bazaar is the celebration of craftsmanship and artistry. Large number of visitors visits the handmade products, intricate handicrafts, and exquisite artifacts stalls at Colombo City Center.
The Sri Lankan crafting community and a testament to the enduring cultural ties between our two nation
