Resolution on agreement between Sri Lanka and UAE passed in Parliament

September 9, 2025   08:06 pm

The resolution on the agreement between Sri Lanka and the United Arab Emirates has been passed in Parliament today (09) with a majority of 163 votes.

The Speaker informed the House that the proposal was passed with a special majority.

No votes were cast against the resolution, and no one abstained from voting either, according to the Department of Communication of Parliament.

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