- Last Update 2025-06-09 14:21:00
Public can access services by Presidential Secretariat via telephone, post & e-mail
As the number of staff at the Presidential Secretariat have been minimized based on guidelines and recommendations given by the Health Authorities to prevent the spread of COVID-19, the public are requested to avoid visiting the Presidential Secretariat for their needs to avert any inconvenience.
However, the available staff at the Presidential Secretariat is prepared to respond and facilitate the public requirements via telephone, post and e-mail, the Secretariat said.
Therefore, within the next two weeks, the public are facilitated to reach the Public Relations Division, Ombudsman Office, and the President’s Fund of the Presidential Secretariat via the following telephone, fax numbers and email addresses:
Public Relations Division – – 011 4354550/ 011 2354550
Fax 011 2348855
publicaffairs@presidentsoffice.lk
Ombudsman Office – 011 2338073
ombudsman@presidentsoffice.lk
President’s Fund- – 011 2354354
Fax 011 233124 undsecretary@presidentsoffice.lk
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