Cabinet meeting held via video technology for the first time

Cabinet meeting held via video technology for the first time

November 30, 2020   08:37 pm

The weekly meeting of the Cabinet of Ministers was conducted through video technology today (November 30).

This is the first time in Sri Lanka’s history a Cabinet meeting was held via video, President’s Media Division stated.

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