Sri Lanka – Education After World War II there has been a massive expansion of the education system, which became free and open to all. The British influence has sought to diminish, but is still significant. At all levels, education is...
Sri Lanka is an ancient country known throughout the world as Ceylon. The pride of the island is vast tea plantations and endless rice fields. Deep traditions of the local population and at the same time freedom of religion, numerous sacred...
The capital The official capital is the city of Sri Jayawardenepura Kotte, which houses the supreme court and parliament. The actual capital, with the residence of the president and the seat of government, is Colombo. Language The state language is Sinhala....
After violent clashes between Sinhalese and Tamils broke out in 1977, 1978, 1981 and 1982, the conflict between these two ethnic groups came to a head after a pogrom against the Tamils (July 1983); In increasing numbers, the Tamils, politically represented...
Labor market Finding permanent paid employment is quite difficult. According to countryvv, there are many volunteering and aid projects in Sri Lanka. However, you don’t get any payment for it. Below you will find an overview of the visa requirements for...
According to localtimezone, the population is made up of Sinhalese (74.9%), Indian Tamils (4.2%), Tamils (11.2%), Moors (9.2%), others (0.5%), descendants of Arab people or Arabized. The oldest residents of the country, the vedda, are now reduced to a few...
