An official meeting between Indian Vice President C. P. Radhakrishnan and Opposition Leader Sajith Premadasa took place this morning (19).
Extensive discussions regarding bilateral relations and future cooperation were held, with the Opposition Leader sharing insights on the meeting via his official social media accounts.
Particular focus was placed on expanding trade and further deepening economic ties between the two nations.
The Opposition Leader noted on his Facebook page that the dialogue proved productive, specifically regarding the opening of practical opportunities that benefit the citizens of both countries.
He emphasised that Sri Lanka and India are not merely neighbours but true partners sharing a common history and set of challenges.
Sajith Premadasa further stated that the time has arrived to move forward with greater ambition and trust to ensure the benefits of this bilateral partnership reach all citizens.
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