President speaks with Modi over phone

President speaks with Modi over phone

October 17, 2018   07:10 pm

President Maithripala Sirisena and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi held a telephone conversation this evening (Oct 17), stated President’s Media Division.

The two leaders held a very cordial discussion, during which the developmental activities in Sri Lanka were discussed. Premier Modi assured the President that India would always provide every assistance to Sri Lanka’s progress and prosperity.

The Prime Minister said that the close friendship and cordiality would continue to be strong and expressed appreciation over President Sirisena’s efforts to maintain close relations with neighbors as well as other countries.

President Sirisena thanked Prime Minister Modi for India’s continuous support to Sri Lanka’s development and progress, the PMD said.

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