Foreign Minister Peiris thanks Indian High Commissioner Baglay for generous assistance

The High Commissioner of India to Sri Lanka Shri Gopal Baglay called on the Minister of Foreign Affairs Prof. G.L. Peiris at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs on 2 June, 2022.

During the meeting, the High Commissioner briefed the Foreign Minister on the current assistance provided to Sri Lanka, including essential items such as food, fuel, fertilizer and pharmaceutical products. He also discussed matters pertaining to bilateral engagements and current developments in the country.

The Foreign Minister expressed gratitude for the generous and continuous assistance provided by India, especially during a challenging time for Sri Lanka.

Foreign Minister Prof. Peiris stated that Indian assistance, on an immense scale in all sectors such as food and energy security as well as the provision of pharmaceutical products and significant support by way of lines of credit and SWAP arrangements, were deeply appreciated by the Government of Sri Lanka at this critical time.

Both parties appreciated the pivotal importance of multifaceted relations between the two countries which have stood the test of time as close neighbours.

Officials of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the High Commission of India were present during the meeting.

Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Colombo

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