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Embassy of Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka - Jordan

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Sri Lanka Embassy Participates in 62nd Diplomatic Bazaar 2026 in Jordan

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The Embassy of Sri Lanka in Jordan participated in the 62nd Annual Diplomatic Bazaar, held at the Al Hussein Youth City on 17 October

  1. The bazaar was organized under the patronage of HRH Princess Basma Bint
Talal and dedicated to the noble cause of charity, specifically in assisting the Mabarrat Um Al Hussein Orphanage, which was established in 1958 by Her Majesty the late Queen Zein Al Sharaf.

 

The bazaar featured with representing 35 Diplomatic Missions based in Amman, showcasing a wide array of products in the fields of culture, fashion, food, and handicrafts.

 

The Embassy of Sri Lanka set up two stalls to display its rich cultural heritage through a variety of unique products. One stall displayed traditional handicrafts, coconut products, spices, batik, Ceylon tea, ayurveda products, biscuits, cookies, fruits drinks, rush and reed products etc. The other stall featured a vibrant display of Sri Lankan cuisine and Ceylon tea which were warmly received by visitors.

 

Princess Basma, accompanied by Ambassadors and representatives of Diplomatic Missions, toured the bazaar, and viewed the handicrafts and traditional dishes presented by participating countries from many parts of the world. While visiting the Sri Lankan stalls, the Princess expressed her appreciation to the Mission for participating in the bazaar and valued Sri Lankan traditional products. Pavilion officials presented Sri Lankan luxury ayurveda product to Princess Basma in appreciation of her visit.  

 

Thousands of visitors attended the Bazaar to experience the colorful display of cultures, taste international cuisines, and purchase unique items from around the world. Sri Lankan stalls were attracted by many Jordanian and foreign visitors to try out Sri Lankan tradition and culture. There was huge demand for Ceylon Tea, coconut products, ayurvedic products and spices.

 

 

Embassy of Sri Lanka

Amman, Jordan

20.10.2026