Sri Lankan delegation to visit Russia for repatriation of ex-military personnel

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June 14- A high level delegation is scheduled to visit Russia to arrange for the repatriation of Sri Lankan ex-military personnel deployed in Russia for military purposes, said Minister of Foreign Affairs Ali Sabry.

The delegation is headed by State Minister of Foreign Affairs Tharaka Balasuriya and the related discussions will be held on June 26 and 27

The Minister also noted that a team of officials has been tasked with reviewing the Cabinet paper submitted to decide on Sri Lanka's potential membership in the BRICS organization. Their report is anticipated later this month.

Minister of Foreign Affairs, President's Counsel Ali Sabry, highlighted this during his participation in today's (14) Press conference at the Presidential Media Centre, focusing on the theme 'Collective Path to a Stable Country'.

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Rip Winkle Friday, 14 June 2024 09:41 PM

Oh wow! Yet another 'delegation' on yet another overseas trip at the expense of the literally starving population! Make hay while the sun shines, mates!

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Nihal S Saturday, 15 June 2024 05:29 AM

Keep doing overseas trips at public expense. These are useless trips just to reward the MPs and the Ministers. What is the role of the Ambassadors?

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june macapagal Saturday, 15 June 2024 12:21 PM

This Mad and stupid Minister is planning another overseas trip just to take his family and his son and go on a jolly trip. The Russians will not care for this fellow and he will be treated worse than a peon over there. After all what can he go and do there. Just talk to someone and spend the govt money and come back with some excuse. He should be kiked out of this position. Any how in a couple of months he will permanently go home and this is for sure.

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Indra Saturday, 15 June 2024 04:02 PM

Why not visit rest of the world to repatriate those who couldn’t get citizenship abroad.?

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