Daily Mirror (Sri Lanka)

Kuwait supports Sri Lankan opera impresario Eshan Wijewarden­a

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In keeping with its long standing tradition of supporting talent across the world, Kuwait Airways, the national airline of Kuwait and an airline whose impressive and colourful history in Sri Lanka spans over four decades, has taken aspiring opera impresario Eshan Wijewarden­a under its wings.

Eshan, an immensely gifted tenor, who has trained under world renown tenor Salvatore Fisichella, has been selected as the only Sri Lankan to be invited to compete at the competitiv­e auditions for the “Fabbrica” young artist programme at the Teatro dell’opera di Roma and jets off to Rome onboard Kuwait Airways.

“Fabbrica” is the young artist program of the Teatro dell’opera di Roma, a unique opportunit­y is presented for Italian and foreign talents whom have completed their training at conservato­ries and academies and are ready to embark on an internatio­nal career.

Young Eshan speaking at the Kuwait Airways office in Colombo said: “I am delighted an proud to cement by partnershi­p with Kuwait Airways, the world’s youngest fleet and look forward to flying with Kuwait Airways in all my travel and wish to thank the airline for the assistance it has provided me in achieving my goals and representi­ng Sri Lanka at the “Fabbrica” in Rome”

Kuwait Airways Sri Lanka and Maldives Country Manager Sudesh Rupasinghe said: “Kuwait Airways is very keen on assisting aspiring and talented artistes such as Eshan. Further, the new destinatio­ns and aircraft operating in and out of Colombo have enabled the airline to offer a vastly improved and superior quality product coupled with access to the best tourist destinatio­ns in Europe along with the luxury and finesse of one of the best First and Business class cabins available today.”

Apart from flying to Rome and Milan, Kuwait Airways is also happy to introduce their latest destinatio­ns of Larnaca in Cyprus and Nice in France. Both premier holiday destinatio­ns will be now accessible to passengers of Kuwait Airways as part of their summer flight schedule.

These prime tourist destinatio­ns will all be serviced by the world’s youngest fleet which includes the airline’s flagship Boeing 777-300ER aircraft operating out of Kuwait which is indeed good news for travellers. Further, passengers will be treated to an enhanced baggage allowance and free membership in Kuwait Airways’ Oasis Club Frequent Flyer programme as an added benefit.

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