  
Sri Lanka is set to host the 60th anniversary celebrations of the World Buddhist Sangha Council, with the international commemorative events scheduled to take place across the island in November.
The landmark gathering marks six decades since the establishment of the global monastic organization, which unites Buddhist clergy and monastic traditions from across the world. The anniversary proceedings will focus on the historic role of the council in fostering global monastic unity and cultural preservation.
Key Developments
- Sri Lanka will serve as host for the World Buddhist Sangha Council’s 60th anniversary assembly.
- The milestone commemorative proceedings are scheduled to convene in November.
- The event marks six decades of international monastic collaboration and dialogue among Buddhist traditions.
Further logistical arrangements, session schedules, and delegate itineraries for the international assembly will be established in the months leading up to the November anniversary events.