Boosting Bilateral Relations: Sri Lanka's Ambassador to UAE Meets with Foreign Minister

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Sri Lanka's Ambassador to the UAE, Indramalee Kodithuwakku Indrarathna, met with the UAE Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, Sheikh Abdullah bin Zayed Al Nahyan, last week in Abu Dhabi. During the meeting, both sides discussed ways to enhance the already strong and friendly relations between the two nations.

Ambassador Indrarathna acknowledged the more than 300,000 Sri Lankans who work and reside in the UAE, highlighting the peaceful and harmonious environment provided by the UAE's friendly people. She also noted that the UAE stands among the best and happiest countries for Sri Lankans to live and work.

The discussions were mainly focused on avenues to further enhance the friendly relations between Sri Lanka and the UAE and to increase bilateral trade. Minister Zayed Al Nahyan expressed his willingness to assist Sri Lanka in various fields, including the development of energy and tourism sectors of Sri Lanka.

This meeting is a positive development in the long-standing relationship between Sri Lanka and the UAE. The outcome of these discussions is expected to open new opportunities for bilateral collaborations, resulting in immense benefits for both countries in the coming years.

Sri Lanka and the UAE have shared a special relationship for many years, and both nations recognize the importance of maintaining a strong and positive relationship. This meeting is a testament to the continued commitment of both countries towards that goal.

In conclusion, this meeting is a step towards further strengthening the friendship between Sri Lanka and the UAE. With the UAE's expertise and assistance, Sri Lanka can expect to see growth and development in the energy and tourism sectors. It is an exciting time for both countries, and we look forward to seeing the positive impact of this meeting in the near future.

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