January 05, Colombo (LNW): Indian Army Chief of Staff General Upendra Dwivedi is due to arrive in Sri Lanka later this week on an official visit aimed at reinforcing defence and security ties between the two countries.
According to reports in the Indian media, the visit forms part of New Delhi’s broader efforts to deepen military cooperation with regional partners and enhance collective approaches to security challenges in the region.
During his stay, General Dwivedi is expected to hold discussions with several senior Sri Lankan figures, including the Army Commander, the Defence Secretary and the Minister of State for Defence. Talks are likely to centre on expanding joint training programmes, strengthening professional exchanges and addressing shared regional security concerns.
The Indian Army Chief is scheduled to conclude his visit and depart the island next Thursday, following a series of official engagements and meetings.
