Sri Lanka Voices Concern Over Attack on Kuwait Airport That Injured Three Nationals

Sri Lanka has expressed deep concern over the recent attack on civilian infrastructure at Kuwait International Airport, which resulted in injuries to three Sri Lankan nationals.

In a statement, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Foreign Employment and Tourism said the Government remains closely attentive to developments and emphasized that the safety, well-being, and security of Sri Lankan citizens living and working in the region remain a top priority.

The Ministry noted that more than one million Sri Lankans reside and work across the Middle East and reiterated the Government’s commitment to safeguarding their interests during periods of regional instability.

Sri Lanka also called on all parties involved to exercise maximum restraint and avoid actions that could further escalate tensions.

Reaffirming the country’s long-standing support for peace and diplomacy, the Ministry stated that Sri Lanka remains committed to supporting international efforts aimed at maintaining regional stability, ensuring civilian protection, and promoting peaceful resolutions to conflicts.

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