President Wickremesinghe reiterated the nation’s support for the establishment of a Palestinian State during a meeting with a visiting high level Israeli diplomatic delegation today.
He also emphasized the significance of ensuring Israel’s security, fostering a balanced approach to regional peace when highlighting Sri Lanka’s stance on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, President Media Division.
Currently, a high level Israeli delegation led by Minister of Transport and Road Safety, Brig. Gen. Miri Regev, is visiting the country and met with President Ranil Wickremesinghe today at the Presidential Secretariat.
The meeting delved into crucial matters concerning the safe return of Israeli hostages, with President Wickremesinghe affirming Sri Lanka’s unwavering commitment to advocating for their safety, the Secretariat said. Furthermore, amidst the ongoing hostilities in Gaza, the President called for an immediate cessation of violence, underscoring the paramount importance of peace and stability in the region.
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