New Delhi: Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri arrived in Colombo on Wednesday for a one-day visit aimed at reviewing bilateral cooperation and strengthening India-Sri Lanka ties.
During the visit, he meet Sri Lankan President Anura Kumara Dissanayake, Prime Minister Harini Amarasuriya and Foreign Minister Vijitha Herath.
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The High Commission of India in Colombo said, “Just Arrived: Foreign Secretary Shri. Vikram Misri arrived in Colombo for a one-day visit to Sri Lanka. During his visit, he will call on H.E. The President of Sri Lanka, Hon’ble Prime Minister, and Hon’ble Foreign Minister, among others.”
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During his visit, he will call on H.E. The President of 🇱🇰, Hon’ble Prime Minister, and Hon’ble Foreign Minister, among others.
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The mission added, “Building on regular high-level exchanges between India & Sri Lanka, this visit will reinforce close bilateral ties and strengthen momentum on key initiatives.”
The visit follows Misri’s recent diplomatic engagements in Bhutan and China as part of India’s continued outreach in the region, focusing on strengthening bilateral cooperation with neighbouring countries.
