Donation Program to the Orphanage by AVIC-INTL

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With the upcoming Sinhala & Tamil New Year, China National Aero Technology International Engineering Corporation (AVIC-INTL), the Chinese Company on 9th April 2015, once again came to Lawris Girl’s Home at Colombo, donating living goods which worth Rs.200, 000, to the Orphanage.Lawris Girl’s Home at Colombo was founded by the wife of Mr. Lawris, former principal of Nalanda College and famous educationist in Sri Lanka, and has adopted more than 2,000 numbers of orphans since then.

In August, 2014, AVIC-INTL first came to Lawris Girl’s Home and held donation activity in the name of Raise the Future with Love. Mr. Liu Hongguang, President of AVIC-INTL Engineering, Sri Lanka Branch, delivered foods, stationary, cooking and electrical items which worth Rs.200,000 to the Orphanage, and promised that they would continuously extend more help to the children at their best.

Mr.Weraman, person in charge, appreciated the help from the Chinese friends on behalf of the Orphanage. He said it was a pleasure to establish friendship with the Chinese friends, and would like more help to the Orphanage from the caring people from public and other organizations.

AVIC-INTL has been promoting foreign direct investment project in Sri Lanka, along with carrying out construction projects with local partners. They have attached great importance in various social welfare activities for the past 5 years ever since they first came into Sri Lanka, actively undertaking their social responsibilities.

Up till now, AVIC-INTL had drilled well-tubes free for several local residents at project sites, carried out maintenance of local roads, donated stationary to the poverty-stricken students, contributed Rs. 1,500,000 to the mudslide suffered districts, and donated US$80,000.00 for the Program of Friendly Bright Trip (Surgery to the cataract patients), etc. trying its best to repay the society, earnestly undertaking its social responsibility as a Chinese international enterprise.

At the same time, AVIC-INTL has expressed full confidence to social and economic development in Sri Lanka in the future, and wishes both Sri Lanka and Chinese join together as ever before to realize a new height and new future .

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