Nalika Kodikara, the Minister Commercial of the Embassy of Sri Lanka in China, recently shed light on the deep-rooted cultural and commercial bonds between Sri Lanka and China. Speaking at CGTN’s special program “UniTea: Macao Tea Melody,” Kodikara emphasized the significance of Ceylon Tea in strengthening the historic ties between the two nations.
“Ceylon Tea is not just a beverage; it’s a symbol of our heritage and a bridge connecting our people,” Kodikara remarked. Renowned globally for its rich flavor and quality, Ceylon Tea has long been a cornerstone in fostering mutual appreciation and exchange.
On the occasion marking the 25th anniversary of Macao’s return to China, Kodikara extended her heartfelt wishes for the event’s success. She highlighted how tea culture continues to celebrate the enduring friendship between Sri Lanka and China.
The “UniTea: Macao Tea Melody” program celebrates tea traditions and the cultural connections they forge. Kodikara’s participation underscores Sri Lanka’s commitment to nurturing these ties and sharing the legacy of Ceylon Tea with the world.
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cgtn.com
