In a recent address during CGTN’s special program ‘UniTea: Macao Tea Melody’, Nalika Kodikara, Minister Commercial of the Embassy of Sri Lanka in China, emphasized the rich cultural and commercial ties between Sri Lanka and China. She highlighted the significance of Ceylon Tea, renowned globally as one of the finest teas, in fortifying the historic relationship between the two nations.
Kodikara spoke about how Ceylon Tea serves not just as a beverage but as a cultural bridge, bringing the people of Sri Lanka and China closer together. She noted that the shared appreciation for tea culture has been a cornerstone in the bilateral relations, fostering mutual understanding and cooperation.
On the occasion of the 25th anniversary of Macao’s return to China, Kodikara extended her heartfelt wishes for the success of the program. She celebrated the enduring bonds of friendship and the shared heritage of tea culture between the countries, expressing optimism for future collaboration in various sectors.
The special program ‘UniTea: Macao Tea Melody’ aims to celebrate the tea cultures of different regions, highlighting how this simple beverage connects people across borders. Kodikara’s participation underscores Sri Lanka’s commitment to strengthening ties with China through cultural exchanges and commercial partnerships.
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cgtn.com
