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Sri Lankan Student Selected For ShakthiSAT International Space Mission

August 14, 2026
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Sri Lanka has earned recognition on the global stage with the selection of 18-year-old student Seneesa Goonewardena to represent the country at the ShakthiSAT International Mission.

Goonewardena was selected through a rigorous process from among 200 Sri Lankan students currently receiving specialized training under the national STEM education program.

According to the Ministry of Digital Economy, her achievement represents a significant milestone in education and diplomacy, providing Sri Lanka with an opportunity to showcase its young scientific talent in advanced space technology.

The official program is scheduled to take place from August 22 to 31, 2026, at Gautam Buddha University in India.

As part of the summit, Goonewardena is expected to take part in high-level engagements alongside the Prime Minister of India and the President of India, highlighting the international importance of the mission.

The Ministry of Digital Economy described the initiative as a “transformative global opportunity,” emphasizing its contribution to promoting innovation and strengthening Sri Lanka’s participation in international scientific collaboration.

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