Sri Lanka concerned over escalating violence between Palestine and Israel
Sri Lanka remains deeply concerned over escalating violence between Palestine and Israel. The Foreign Minister has already conveyed to the Ambassador of Palestine to Sri Lanka three days ago Sri Lanka’s deep concern over the situation and the interest to protect the rights and the lives of the people of Palestine. Sri Lanka urges all parties to cease conflict and restore peace and to take steps to avoid any risk of a threat of instability to the wider region likely to arise from ongoing developments.
Foreign Ministry, Colombo, 17 May 2021
Following quarantine measures have been imposed for travellers entering in to Sri Lanka with immediate effect by the Ministry of Health of Sri Lanka .
AN INVITATION TO PARTICIPATE IN SRI LANKA’S GROWTH DECADE
Under the directive of President Gotabaya Rajapaksa, the Foreign Ministry reviewed the entry procedure today, 06 April 2021, as a measure of relief for prospective Lankan returnees.
The Minister of Energy of Sri Lanka, Udaya Gammanpila, virtually participated at the 7th Berlin Energy Transition Dialogue on 17 March 2021 on an invitation extended by Heiko Maas, Federal Foreign Minister, and Peter Altmaier, Federal Minister for Economic Affairs and Energy of Germany, and facilitated by the Embassy of Sri Lanka in Germany.