In a landmark moment for the country, Sri Lanka is set to welcome over 400 young leaders from more than 100 countries as the host of AIESEC International Congress (IC) 2025, taking place from 5th of july to 13th of july at Citrus Waskaduwa. This global event, organized by AIESEC—the world’s largest youth-led organization—is expected to put Sri Lanka firmly on the map as a premier MICE tourism destination.
AIESEC, present in over 105 countries, empowers young people through leadership development, cross-cultural internships, and volunteer experiences. AIESEC in Sri Lanka has long been at the forefront of youth leadership, creating life-changing opportunities for young Sri Lankans and making significant contributions to the global movement.
The upcoming International Congress stands as a celebration of youth potential and cultural unity, with a strong focus on elevating Sri Lanka’s image on the world stage.” IC 2025 will feature a series of high-impact events including the Youth Speak Forum (YSF), World’s Largest Lesson (WLL), Sri Lankan Night, Global Village, PAI Elections, the A2030 launch, and a grand opening ceremony that promises to reflect the vibrancy and spirit of Sri Lankan hospitality.
More than just a gathering, the congress is designed to unleash the potential of both Sri Lankan youth and the nation itself, fostering global partnerships and future opportunities. The long-term benefits include a significant boost to tourism, media visibility, and economic stimulation through accommodation, travel, and cultural engagement.
The initiative has gained strong national backing, with the Ministry of Youth Affairs endorsing the congress and prominent media institutions covering its official launch and press conference. It also boasts a star-studded lineup of national ambassadors such as Stephanie Siriwardhana, Umaria Sinhawansa, Bathiya & Santhush, Kishu Gomes, Ridma Weerawardena, Sachini Ayendra, Wageesha Salgado, Rafaella, and Kasthuri Chellarajah, all lending their voices to amplify its message.
As the countdown begins, AIESEC International Congress 2025 promises to be a historic milestone—where global minds meet, Sri Lanka shines, and a new generation of leaders is born.
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