World · Sri Lanka Bureau
Dulux paints support heritage: AkzoNobel backs Galle lighthouse restoration
Paint manufacturer Dulux, part of global chemicals company AkzoNobel, has pledged support for the restoration of the historic Galle lighthouse, a landmark structure in the Southern Province.
LSN Sri Lanka ·

Dulux from AkzoNobel Sri Lanka has committed resources to assist in the preservation and restoration of Galle's iconic lighthouse, one of the country's most recognizable maritime heritage structures. The initiative represents the company's investment in cultural preservation efforts within Sri Lanka.
The Galle lighthouse, which stands as a sentinel over the southern coastal region, requires ongoing maintenance and restoration work to preserve its structural integrity and historical significance. Such preservation projects are critical in maintaining Sri Lanka's architectural heritage and tourism appeal.
AkzoNobel's involvement in the project reflects growing corporate participation in heritage conservation initiatives across South Asia. The company's contribution of materials and expertise aligns with broader efforts to maintain the island's historical landmarks.
The Galle lighthouse restoration project underscores the importance of public-private partnerships in safeguarding Sri Lanka's cultural assets for future generations. As coastal landmarks face ongoing environmental challenges, collaborative efforts between government bodies and private sector stakeholders have become increasingly vital to preservation efforts.