Shaping Tomorrow
We are driving meaningful progress today to secure a stronger and more resilient Sri Lanka for the future.
We are driving meaningful progress today to secure a stronger and more resilient Sri Lanka for the future.
Guided by experience and vision, we continue building a stable and stronger Sri Lanka for all.
We believe the next chapter of Sri Lanka should be built on confidence, competence, and national purpose. This vision sets out the priorities that can strengthen institutions, unlock economic opportunity, and improve daily life across every district.
Protect families with accessible care, stronger hospitals, and dependable public health services.
We aim to improve frontline clinics, medicine access, maternal care, and regional health infrastructure so quality treatment is available beyond major cities.
Invest in transport, logistics, utilities, and public systems that support long-term national growth.
From roads and ports to water systems and public services, we prioritize durable infrastructure that improves connectivity and economic productivity.
Advance responsible growth with cleaner energy, better stewardship, and resilience for future generations.
Our vision supports conservation, modern waste systems, climate resilience, and renewable energy solutions that reduce long-term national vulnerability.
Create a smarter state with digital services, stronger connectivity, and innovation-led opportunity.
We want citizens and businesses to access faster services, dependable infrastructure, and technology pathways that raise efficiency across government and industry.
Give young people the confidence, skills, and opportunity to shape the country’s next chapter.
This includes entrepreneurship support, leadership development, sports and creative opportunities, and practical employment pathways for emerging talent.
Strengthen trust through accountability, discipline, transparency, and service-driven leadership.
We believe public institutions must be more responsive, more transparent, and more focused on delivery so citizens see integrity in action.
The Sri Lanka Podujana Peramuna (SLPP) is a political party in Sri Lanka that was formally established in 2016. It emerged after the 2015 general election, during a period of transition in national politics, and was closely associated with figures from the Rajapaksa family, particularly Basil Rajapaksa and Mahinda Rajapaksa.
In its early years, the party focused on building a broad grassroots base and consolidating support among voters who identified with the Rajapaksa political network. Its symbol, the “Pohottuwa” or flower bud, became one of the party’s most recognizable identifiers and was widely used in its election campaigns and political messaging.
The SLPP achieved a major breakthrough in the 2018 local government elections, where it secured a strong nationwide performance and established itself as a leading political force. That momentum continued in 2019, when Gotabaya Rajapaksa won the presidential election as the party’s candidate, followed by a decisive parliamentary victory in 2020 that enabled a government led by Mahinda Rajapaksa as Prime Minister.
During its period in government, the SLPP promoted policies centered on infrastructure, development, and administrative coordination. The party’s position later weakened during the 2022 economic crisis, which triggered public unrest and led to the resignation of President Gotabaya Rajapaksa. The crisis marked a turning point in the party’s trajectory and reshaped the wider political environment.
Since then, the SLPP has remained active in Sri Lankan politics while attempting to reorganize its public image and political direction. Its recent electoral performance has reflected a reduced level of support compared with its peak years, but the party continues to retain a visible role in the country’s political discourse.
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A year of transition, coordination, and renewed public-facing structure across the party.
Mahinda Rajapaksa is a dominant figure in modern Sri Lankan politics, best known for his leadership during the conclusion of the Sri Lankan Civil War in 2009.
Namal Rajapaksa is a Sri Lankan lawyer and politician. He is the eldest son of former President and former Prime Minister Mahinda Rajapaksa and a member of parliament