Sri Lanka, Oct. 13 -- The Korean Volunteer Association for Distinguished Service to the State is planning an 11-day programme next year to identify and develop the talents of children with special needs in Sri Lanka, while promoting creative skills and experience-sharing between children from Sri Lanka and South Korea.Book Beach Resorts

The initiative was discussed when a delegation led by association President Deokuju Jung met Health and Media Minister Dr Nalinda Jayatissa at the Ministry of Health and Media yesterday (12).

The programme aims to provide opportunities for children with special needs from both countries to showcase their musical and other talents, develop their abilities and share experiences. Representatives from 16 cou...