Breaking the Glass Ceiling : The new Sri Lankan Prime Minister

In a historic move, Harini Amarasooriya has been appointed Sri Lanka's first female Prime Minister in 25 years. This massive decision is more than just a watershed moment for the country; it represents a significant shift in gender representation in which has been dominated by men for a long time. This stand up will be a rallying cry for a new era of female leadership and empowerment in Sri Lanka.

Harini Amarasooriya's appointment vanished long-held negative beliefs about women's roles in government. With this transformation, Sri Lanka takes a big step towards removing the patriarchal systems that have historically limited  political engagement of women by spreading a strong message of women are not only capable, but also critical to moulding the country's future.

Young women in Sri Lanka, now having a visible role model in politics. Her journey from grassroots movement to PM in Sri Lanka shows how determination and vision can overcome obstacles. A new generation of leaders will arise, who are ready to challenge the current quo as more women see themselves represented in leadership roles.

She can inspire countless women to take on leadership positions ensuring that Sri Lanka's future is influenced by a variety of voices and viewpoints. The journey to gender equality in politics is far from complete, but with Harini at the helm, the future appears brighter than ever.