New Delhi: A 24-member Sri Lankan delegation met Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri in New Delhi this week and discussed the deepening bilateral ties between the two nations. The delegation, including 24 leaders from across 14 political parties of Sri Lanka, began their two-week visit to India on July 16.
During the meeting, Foreign Secretary Misri highlighted the significant role of the young leaders as key stakeholders in enhancing the ties between the two nations and shaping the future roadmap.
"A 24-member delegation of young political leaders from 14 political parties of Sri Lanka called on Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri as they began their two-week-long programme in India," the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) said in a post on X.
"Foreign Secretary emphasized their valuable role in deepening the India-Sri Lanka partnership as stakeholders in its future roadmap," the ministry added.
The meeting also focused on regional geopolitical trends and security agreements signed between India and Sri Lanka.
