President, PM congratulate Boris Johnson on general poll victory

President, PM congratulate Boris Johnson on general poll victory

December 14, 2019   04:43 pm

President Gotabaya Rajapaksa has extended his congratulatory wishes to Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, Boris Johnson, and the Conservative Party on bagging the General Election victory.

Taking to his official Facebook page and Twitter account, the President said this “victory reflects the global trend of pro-nationalist governments.

In the meantime, Prime Minister Mahinda Rajapaksa also posted a congratulatory Twitter post for his British counterpart PM Johnson for the resounding election victory.

“His decisive leadership no doubt led to this victory,” PM Rajapaksa said.

The United Kingdom Britain went to the polls on Thursday (12) to determine the immediate future of Brexit, in a vote described as the most important in a generation. UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson led his Conservative Party to score one of the country’s most dramatic electoral victories in decades.

It came as a crushing defeat for the opposition Labour Party, whose leader, Jeremy Corbyn, said he would step down after a “process of reflection.”

 

 

 

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