Rebuilding the country

Rebuilding

Author: Niloyini Mohanathas

Rebuilding a country involves addressing multiple facets to ensure a stable and prosperous future. It starts with restoring critical infrastructure like roads, bridges, and utilities to facilitate daily life and economic activities. Re-establishing effective governance and the rule of law is crucial for maintaining order and trust among citizens. Additionally, revitalizing the economy through investment in industries, creating jobs, and encouraging entrepreneurship helps stabilize and grow the financial system. Social services, including healthcare and education, must be rebuilt to support the well-being and development of the population. Finally, fostering a sense of unity and national identity can help heal divisions and create a shared vision for the future.

Written by Kuruwitage L.
Rebuilding a country, much like Sri Lanka’s recovery after the 2004 tsunami and the end of the civil war in 2009, involves a comprehensive approach that includes physical reconstruction, economic revitalization, social cohesion, political stability,...
Vote 0 replies
1
Written by Pathytharan K.
will start from the Preschool
Vote 0 replies
Written by Waruna N.
Yes, true story. If we all work together, these things can be done.
Vote 0 replies
Written by Nasmin N.
Let’s get together and do this stuff.
Vote 0 replies
Written by Ashfaq A.
We Can 👍😊👍
Vote 0 replies
Written by Senali M.
රටක් විදියට අපිට ගොඩයන්න එකමුතුකම මුදුන් මුලකි
Vote 0 replies
Written by MR M.
Good very nice
Vote 0 replies
Written by Asmi G.
Sure we will with you
Vote 0 replies
Written by Kobi R.
Two hands want to make big noice so we are make a team best and build our country was perfectly.
Vote 0 replies
Written by THUVERAKAN T.
Good
Vote 0 replies
Read more

Positive Sri Lanka use cookies to give you a better navigation experience on our site. As soon as you continue the tour, we assume you accept the cookies policy. Learn more about the cookie policy we use here.

I accept