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Meeting between President and Australian Deputy Prime Minister deepens bilateral ties
Daily FT
|June 04, 2025
■President Anura Kumara Disanayake highlights Sri Lanka's progress towards economic stability and ongoing efforts to combat corruption and fraud ■Reaffirms Sri Lanka remains secure destination for tourism and investment ■Expresses gratitude for Australian Government's support in recent maritime security operations, addressing illegal trade, human trafficking, terrorism, and arms smuggling ■Australian Deputy Prime Minister Richard Marles reflects on 70-year economic and political relationship between two countries; conveys commitment to working closely with Sri Lanka's new administration ■Emphasises on enhancing trade, economic, political, tourism and investment relations was central objective of his visit ■Praises Govt.'s anti-corruption initiatives
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PRESIDENT Anura Kumara Disanayake yesterday met with Australian Deputy Prime Minister and Defence Minister Richard Marles at the Presidential Secretariat, to discuss strengthening the long-standing partnership between Sri Lanka and Australia, with a focus on expanding bilateral coop-
eration across multiple sectors.
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