27 September 2024 04:31 pm Views - 3619
The Korean government has affirmed its commitment to fully support the transparency agenda of the current government, offering loan assistance for projects aimed at preventing fraud and corruption in Sri Lanka.
This pledge was made during a meeting between a KOICA delegation and Secretary to the President, Dr. Nandika Sanath Kumanayake, at the Presidential Secretariat today (27).
The delegation of high-ranking KOICA officials reaffirmed the agency's support for the government's transparency initiatives, with plans to tailor loan assistance to meet the specific needs of Sri Lanka's anti-corruption drive.
Attendees at the meeting included Korean Ambassador to Sri Lanka Miyon Lee, Deputy Ambassador Songyi Jeong, KOICA Sri Lanka Country Director Kim Myungjin, Deputy Country Directors Yongwhan Kim and Yunsoo Jeon, DIMO General Manager Roshan Seransinghe, and Sri Lanka Railways Deputy General Manager B.M.U. Banneheka.