President to to sign MoUs with Malaysia during state visit

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During his official visit to Malaysia this week from December 15– 17, President Mathripala Sirisena will sign several bilateral Memorandums of Understanding (MoU) with the government of Malaysia.

Accordingly, MoUs will be signed on cooperation in tourism, training, research, and public administration, between the Sri Lanka Agricultural Research Policy Council and Malaysian Agricultural Research and Development Institute, between the Ministry of Plantation Industries in Sri Lanka and the Ministry of Plantation Industries and Commodities in Malaysia, for cooperation in culture, arts and heritage and youth development.

President Sirisena will return to Colombo on December 17.

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