Sri Lanka has called for ways and means to address the menace of chemical terrorism, in the wake of Non-State Actors acquiring the capability to manufacture and use chemical weapons.
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Ambassador of Sri Lanka accredited to the Republic of Lebanon presents her Credentials to the President of Republic of Lebanon
H.E. the Ambassador, Mrs. Wijeratne Mendis presentingthe credential to H.E. the President The Ambassador of Sri Lanka to the Republic of Lebanon, Reethisri Rakthiya Kumari Wijeratne Mendis presented Credential to the, P ...
“Business Opportunities in Sri Lanka” Seminar and Business Networking Sessions in Singapore 14-16 November, 2016
The High Commission of Sri Lanka in Singapore partnered with the Singapore Business Federation (SBF) & International Enterprise (IE) Singapore to organize a seminar on "Business Opportunities in Sri Lanka" on 15th Novemb ...
Sri Lanka appoints first Honorary Consul in Bolivia
In keeping with its proactive foreign policy engagement with the Latin American sub-continent which is home to newly emerging economic power houses,Sri Lanka has reached out to and forged strategic relationships with a ...
High Commission celebrated Deepavali with Canberra community
Deepvali was celebrated at the Sri Lanka High Commission in Canberra with the participation of the Sri Lankan community on Sunday 20th November. Religious ceremony was conducted by Pandith Pradeep Bhat of the Vishnushi ...
Ambassador Dr. Karunasena Kodituwakku Presents Credentials in Mongolia
His Excellency Dr. Karunasena Kodituwakku presented his credentials to His Excellency Tsakhiagiin ELBEGDORJ, the President of Mongolia as the Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Sri Lanka to Mongolia (reside ...
“The Monk and the Peasant”, launched in Manila
“The Monk and the Peasant: A Study of the Traditional Sinhalese Village”, a well-presented coffee table book co-authored by renowned Sri Lankan Professor J.B. Dissanayaka and an internationally recognized Sri Lankan phot ...
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