He was tending to the primary national function to check the one year culmination of the law based administration, set up under the authority of President Maithripala Sirisena, held at the BMICH in Colombo today (Jan 8).
Wickremesinghe said that Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif, who as of late went to the island,
let him know that Sri Lanka is extremely fortunate on the grounds that the two noteworthy political gatherings could unite and shape an administration.
He let me know that on the off chance that it proceeds with along these lines for a few more years, Sri Lanka will be the pioneer in the area, the PM said.
"We in front of others in great administration," he said.
He expressed that the January 8 upset was the aftereffect of the whole nation uniting regardless of religions, race or legislative issues.
The PM expressed that a man let him know one day that "this is not an upheaval, it's a supernatural occurrence."
"Inside of one year, a nation which was sidelined and had no desires from the world has today approached. Everybody including the President made huge penances," he said.
We can be monstrously satisfied with what we have accomplished inside of this one year, he said, while expressing gratitude toward President Maithripala Sirisena for approaching and offering initiative to the change.
Inside of this one year all the political procedures have been started and that the laws which require endorsement from Parliament have as of now been readied, Wickremesinghe expressed.
He expressed that Parliament will gather tomorrow (9) to set up a constitution for the production of a Constitutional Assembly and that great administration will be affirmed from that point onwards.
He expressed that there are the individuals who restrict the proposition being brought tomorrow and additionally the individuals who concur with it. "I think it is a demeanor contrast."
Tomorrow we need to choose whether we change our state of mind to go ahead in the way of good administration or whether we keep on staying stuck in the same old governmental issues which was rejected by the general population, he said.
"We who have come this far won't surrender the battle."
