Delegation From Sri Lanka Visited AAFT

 

Sandeep Marwah Honored by Sri Lankan Delegation

Noida: A delegation of educationist from Sri Lanka visited Asian Academy of Film And Television to have first hand information of media and entertainment industry of India.

“We are looking for partners in Sri Lanka to have school on media education and a place to boost like Noida Film City. We are impressed by the activities of Sandeep Marwah and had been on research on Dr. Marwah now for a long time. He is legend and international media guru,” said Prof. Dr. Riyas Sulaima Lebbe Vice Chancellor Center For Peace Studies the delegate from Sri Lanka in the conference.

We are here to honor him on behalf of media and education industry of Sri Lanka. We invite him to visit Sri Lanka and guide us to start an international level cultural diplomacy,” added Maduranga Perera CEO GES International.

“I humbly accept your award and thank you for the appreciation. I will sure visit Sri Lanka next year to plan something concrete for you all,” said Dr. Sandeep Marwah accepting the award.

Youth Delegation From Sri Lanka Visited Marwah Studios

Youth Delegation From Sri Lanka At Marwah Studios

Noida: A delegation of 6 youth from NYSC Sri Lanka visited New Delhi from 8thSeptember to 13thSeptember 2019 for cross-cultural youth exchange project. To make the visit of youth from Sri Lanka all the more fruitful they were educated about the film and television industry of India at Marwah Studios.

“We are a part of the extensive network of branches, affiliated organizations and individuals of the Royal Commonwealth Society, which spread the influence and global connectivity of the modern Commonwealth while promoting the lives and prospects of Commonwealth citizens across the globe,” said Hari Om Dhayia the Chief Coordinator in India.

“We participate in International Commonwealth Activities and Youth Projects.

Our International Activities include several visits to London for The RCS International Meetings, Visit to RCS Canada for Commonwealth Meetings, Commonwealth Youth Projects (Canada, Singapore, UK, Cyprus, Hong Kong, Sri Lanka, Nepal, Bangladesh and Maldives) to name a few. This year we have collaborated with the National Youth Services Council (NYSC) of Sri Lankan organizing India-Sri Lanka Commonwealth Youth Exchange Project (CYEP),” added Hari Om Dhayia.

The students were given tour of Marwah Studios and were covered by Radio Noida, MSTV and local papers. They learned about Indian Film and Television Industry.

“I am pleased to meet these young people from Sri Lanka.There visit has added to the promotion of relation between two countries. Indo Sri Lankan Cultural Forum of ICMEI has moved further,” said Dr. Sandeep Marwah President of Marwah Studios and International Chamber of Media And Entertainment Industry.