GMOA calls for meeting with President again

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The Government Medical Officers Association (GMOA) has requested a meeting between the President and the Professional Trade Union Alliance, a spokesman fro the Association said today (April 20).

The request for the meeting was made in a reply to a letter sent by the Secretary to the President, E. M. S. B. Ekanayake.

The meeting has been requested in order to discuss a way forward in the Taxation of Professionals.

The reply also requests the President to grant an early meeting with the Presidential Secretariat to discuss their requests related to GMOA membership.

The letter by the Secretary to the President states that the even though the GMOA is "not guided by political agendas", it has been observed that some politically guided trade unions are focused on destabilizing the status of the country.

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